Indians of North America -- Juvenile literature

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88 Items that share the Concept Indians of North America -- Juvenile literature

A fishing excursion, developed by the Muckleshoot Curriculum Committee ; written by Charlotte Williams ; illustrated by Arlene Sevdy

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A little boy's big moment, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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Assiniboine woman making grease : an Assiniboine story, as told by Jerome Fourstar ; illustrated by Joseph Clancy

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Being Indian is, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Debbie Smith

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Birds and people : a crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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Chipmunk meets old witch : (At-At-A'Tia), by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Carol Allison

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Coyote and old lady, by members of the Fort Hall Reservation Committee ; Frederick Auck, illustrator ... [and others]

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Coyote and the North Wind, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Carol Allison

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Coyote and the cowboy, by members of the Fort Hall Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Evelyn A. Teton Evening

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Coyote and the man who sits on top, told by Johnny Arlee; illustrated by Tony Sandoval ; compiled by Shirley Torgerson

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Coyote and the mean mountain sheep, told by Johnny Arlee ; illustrated by Tony Sandoval ; compiled by Shirley Torgerson

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Coyote and the stars, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Carol Allison

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Coyote and trout, developed by the Kootenai Cultural Committee of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes

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Coyote arranges the seasons, by members of the Klamath, Modoc, and Paiute Committee ; illustrated by Laura Hecocta

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Coyote gets lovesick, developed by the Salish (Flathead) Cultural Committee

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Daniel Boone : historic adventures of an American hunter among the Indians, lithographs in colour by Fedor Rojankovsky ; edited by Esther Averill and Lila Stanley

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Do what you are told, developed by the Burns Paiute Reservation ; illustrated by James St. Martin

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Duckhead Necklace, by members of the Assiniboine Elders Board ; illustrated by George Shields, Jr

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End of summer : a Crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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Far Out, a rodeo horse : a Crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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Firemaker : Little Ghost Bull, by members of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe ; illustrated by Donna Livingston

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Firemaker, by members of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe ; illustrated by Donna Livingston

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Friends, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Melvin (Willy) Cutfinger

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Grandma rides in the parade : a Crow story, written by Joy Yellowtail Toineeta ; illustrated by Audrey Toineeta

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Helpers, developed by the Blackfeet Indians Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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How Cottontail lost his fingers, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Carol Allison

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How Cottontail lost his tail, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Carol Allison

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How Wildcat and Coyote tricked each other, by members of the Fort Hall Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Evelyn Teton

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How birds learned to fly, by members of the Yakima Reservation Curriculum Development Committee ; written by Tony Colwash, Bernice Jim, Sam Jim ; illustrated by Beverly Tallman

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How daylight came to be : a Skokomish legend, Coast Area Planning Committee ; as told by Emily Miller ; illustrated by Bruce Miller

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How horses first came to the Gros Ventre, by members of the Gros Ventre Elders Board ; narrated by Raymond T. Gone, Sr. ; illustrated by George Shields, Jr

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How marten got his spots, developed by the Kootenai Cultural Committee of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes

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How the Big Dipper and North Star came to be : an Assiniboine story, as told by Jerome Fourstar ; illustrated by Joseph Clancy

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How the Milky Way got into the sky, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; Carol Allison, illustrator ... [and others]

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How the animals got their color, by members of the Klamath, Modoc, and Paiute Committee ; illustrated by Marc McNair

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How the morning and evening stars came to be : an Assiniboine story, as told by Jerome Fourstar ; illustrated by Lisa Ventura

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How the summer season came, by members of the Assiniboine Elders Board ; illustrated by George Shields, Jr

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How to be a friend, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Debbie Smith

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How wild horses were captured, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by William Frank

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I am a rock : a Crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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Indian festival, by members of the Fort Hall Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Evelyn Teton

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Inkomi and the buffalo : an Assiniboine story, as told by Jerome Fourstar ; illustrated by Douglas Runsthrough

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Insects off to war, by members of the Northern Cheyenne Research and Human Development Association ; illustrated by Dale Brady

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Lost in the fog : a Jamestown Clallan legend, Coast Area Planning Committee ; as told by Jim Cook ; illustrated by Debra Barr

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Mary Queequeesue's love story, developed by the Flathead Culture Committee ; illustrated by Dwight Billedeaux

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Medicine horse, by members of the Fort Hall Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Evelyn Teton

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My name is pop : a Crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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Napi and the bullberries, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Robert Tailfeathers

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Napi's journey, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Carmen Marceau ... [and others]. ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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Old Man Napi, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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Owl's eyes, developed by the Kootenai Cultural Committee ; illustrated by Verna James

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Pat learns about wild peppermint, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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Philene and Buttons, by members of the Northern Cheyenne Research and Human Development Association

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Raccoon's black eyes and ringed tail, by members of the Fort Hall Reservation Committee ; Frederick Auck, illustrator

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Raven helps the Indians : a Skokomish legend, Coast Area Planning Committee ; as told by Emily Miller ; illustrated by Bruce Miller

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Santa Claus comes to the reservation : a Crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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School, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Vernon (Chuck) No Runner

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Skokomish baskets and canoes, developed by the Coast Area Planning Committee ; illustrated by Terry Tafoya

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Skunk, Coast Area Planning Committee ; as told by Clarence and Ernest Barr ; illustrated by Debra Barr

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Stories of an Indian boy, developed by the Muckleshoot Curriculum Committee ; written by Elizabeth Bargala ; illustrated by Arlene Sevdy

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Story of the seasons, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; Carol Allison, illustrator ... [and others]

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Tepee making, developed by the Kootenai Cultural Committee of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes ; illustrated by Verna James and Howard Kallowatt, Jr

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Tepee, sun and time : a Crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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The Beginning of the earth : (Paiute version), by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; Carol Allison, illustrator ... [and others]

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The Blacktail dance, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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The Buffalo of the Flathead, developed by the Salish (Flathead) Cultural Committee ; illustrated by Dwight Billedeaux

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The Good hunter and fisherman : a Jamestown Clallam legend, Coast Area Planning Committee ; as told by Jim Cook ; illustrated by Seahtlhuk (Gary Hillaire)

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The Great flood : a Skokomish legend, Coast Area Planning Committee ; illustrated by Bruce Miller

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The Skull story, developed by the Blackfeet Tribe ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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The bob-tailed coyote, by members of the Northern Cheyenne Research and Human Development Association ; illustrated by Dale Brady

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The crow : an Assiniboine Story, as told by Richard Blue Talk ; illustrated by Joseph D. Clancy, Sr

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The lodge journey, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Carmen Marceau ... [and others] ; illustrated by Melvin Tailfeathers

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The making of Virginia and the middle colonies, 1578-1701, by Samuel Adams Drake ; with many illustrations and maps

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The man who loved shell money : a Skokomish legend, as told ... [and] illustrated by Bruce Miller

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The rainbow, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Debbie Smith

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The turtle who went to war : a Sioux story, as told by Lavina Perry ; illustrated by Lisa Ventura

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The wild buffalo ride, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Joan Kennerly ... [and others] ; illustrated by Peter (Rusty) Tatsey

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Thunder and the mosquito : a Muckleshoot legend, Coast Area Planning Committee ; as told by Clarence Barr ; illustrated by Debra Barr

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True story of a ghost : Assiniboine stories, illustrated by Joseph Clancy ; stories told by Jerome Fourstar

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War paint and wagon wheels : stories of Indians and pioneers, authors, Eth Clifford [and others] ; editor in chief, Leo C. Fay ; editorial director, Hubert H. Hawkins, executive editor, Ruth Gallant ; illustrators, David Kinney, Bill Harris, Polly Woodhouse

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Warm Springs stories, [by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Carol Allison]

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Warrior people, developed by the Blackfeet Indians ; written by Carmen Marceau ... [and others] ; illustrated by Mike Swims Under

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Water story : a Crow story, written and illustrated by Henry Real Bird

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White Rabbit : a Sioux story, written by Ann Lambert ; illustrated by Joseph Clancy

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Why animals and man can no longer talk to one another, by members of the Warm Springs Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Carol Allison

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Why bluejay hops : a Skokomish legend, as told by Georgia Miller ; illustrated by Bruce Miller

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Why the codfish has a red face : a Shokomish legend, as told by Georgia Miller ; illustrated by Bruce Miller

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Winter months, by members of the Fort Hall Reservation Committee ; illustrated by Evelyn A. Teton Evening

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Winter months
A fishing excursion
A little boy's big moment
Assiniboine woman making grease : an Assiniboine story
Being Indian is
Birds and people : a crow story
Chipmunk meets old witch : (At-At-A'Tia)
Coyote and old lady
Coyote and the North Wind
Coyote and the cowboy
Coyote and the man who sits on top
Coyote and the mean mountain sheep
Coyote and the stars
Coyote and trout
Coyote arranges the seasons
Coyote gets lovesick
Daniel Boone : historic adventures of an American hunter among the Indians
Do what you are told
Duckhead Necklace
End of summer : a Crow story
Far Out, a rodeo horse : a Crow story
Firemaker
Firemaker : Little Ghost Bull
Friends
Grandma rides in the parade : a Crow story
Helpers
How Cottontail lost his fingers
How Cottontail lost his tail
How Wildcat and Coyote tricked each other
How birds learned to fly
How daylight came to be : a Skokomish legend
How horses first came to the Gros Ventre
How marten got his spots
How the Big Dipper and North Star came to be : an Assiniboine story
How the Milky Way got into the sky
How the animals got their color
How the morning and evening stars came to be : an Assiniboine story
How the summer season came
How to be a friend
How wild horses were captured
I am a rock : a Crow story
Indian festival
Inkomi and the buffalo : an Assiniboine story
Insects off to war
Lost in the fog : a Jamestown Clallan legend
Mary Queequeesue's love story
Medicine horse
My name is pop : a Crow story
Napi and the bullberries
Napi's journey
Old Man Napi
Owl's eyes
Pat learns about wild peppermint
Philene and Buttons
Raccoon's black eyes and ringed tail
Raven helps the Indians : a Skokomish legend
Santa Claus comes to the reservation : a Crow story
School
Skokomish baskets and canoes
Skunk
Stories of an Indian boy
Story of the seasons
Tepee making
Tepee, sun and time : a Crow story
The Beginning of the earth : (Paiute version)
The Blacktail dance
The Buffalo of the Flathead
The Good hunter and fisherman : a Jamestown Clallam legend
The Great flood : a Skokomish legend
The Skull story
The bob-tailed coyote
The crow : an Assiniboine Story
The lodge journey
The making of Virginia and the middle colonies, 1578-1701
The man who loved shell money : a Skokomish legend
The rainbow
The turtle who went to war : a Sioux story
The wild buffalo ride
Thunder and the mosquito : a Muckleshoot legend
True story of a ghost : Assiniboine stories
War paint and wagon wheels : stories of Indians and pioneers
Warm Springs stories
Warrior people
Water story : a Crow story
White Rabbit : a Sioux story
Why animals and man can no longer talk to one another
Why bluejay hops : a Skokomish legend
Why the codfish has a red face : a Shokomish legend

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