books about: moccasins (mysteries 1874-1875)

books about: moccasins

books:

Moccasin Thunder: American Indian Stories for Today

1 review
Lori Marie Carlson

HarperTeen, 2005

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The stories in this collection, all written by Native authors, go a long way towards countering the idea that Native Americans vanished long ago. Fresh and vibrant, you and your teens will enjoy each one.

Beaded Moccasins

11 reviews
Lynda Durrant

Yearling, 2000

the best book ever
i love this book i think it is so good. i would really suggestb reading it. i really enjoyed it. the book is a little sad scary and a little gross. but it is really really really really really really really good. i can really picture it and really understand what they are saying. i love love love love it. i am in 4th grade and we are reading it. my teacher is reading it to us out loude and we ...

The Moccasins
Earl Einarson

Theytus Books, 2004

Another Man's Moccasins: A Walt Longmire Mystery (Walt Longmire Mysteries)

16 reviews
Craig Johnson

Viking Adult, 2008

Another Phenomenal Book
This is another phenomenal book from Craig Johnson. This one takes us back to Wyoming, and to Walt Longmire's experiences in Vietnam. And, the two are related. As the story unfolds, you understand the relationships between a case in Vietnam regarding a drug dealer and a case in Los Angeles... Well, I'm not going to hint the ending because it will ruin this book for you. Because, as usual, ...

Christmas Moccasins

1 review
Ray Buckley

Abingdon Press, 2003

Mystically Refreshing
Quite simply beautiful. A story for all ages that gives hope to human kind.

The Moccasin Speaks: Living As Captives of the Dog Soldier Warriors, Red River War, 1874-1875

2 reviews
Arlene Feldmann Jauken

Dageforde Publishing, 1998

THE MOCCASIN SPEAKS
THIS BOOK IS A VERY GOOD PORTRAYAL OF THE GERMAN FAMILY.THE FOUR GERMAN SISTER WERE CAPTIVE OF GRAY BEARD THEIR NAME WERE CATHERINE 17 YEARS OLD AND 12 YEARS OLD SOPHI,ADDIE AND JULIE THE YOUNG ONE'S . CAREFULLY RESERCHED. WHERE WAS CATHERINE IN 1880.

More Than Moccasins: A Kid's Activity Guide to Traditional North American Indian Life (A Kid's Guide series)

5 reviews
Laurie Carlson

Chicago Review Press, 1994

EXCELLENT!
More than Moccasins is this homeschooler's dream come true. Homeschooling a six year old, who is also a very hands-on learner, this book fits the bill. Each section, from Indian dwellings to pottery to traditional games, has activities that are fun and EASY TO DO! Very general household items can be turned into bakeable clay for pottery, teepees, etc. So many books with crafts require ...

Where Did You Get Your Moccasins?
Bernelda Wheeler

Peguis Publishers, 1992

Children in an urban school are curious about a classmate?s moccasins.

Moccasin Trail (Puffin Newberry Library)

21 reviews
Eloise Jarvis McGraw

Puffin, 1986

Captivating book
I read this book when I was in 3rd grade, and was completely enamoured by it. Some think of it as racist drivel, but I actually became fascinated by Native American culture after finishing this book. The imagery is excellent; I could see the scenes and people in my head. While the mid-1800s jargon was slightly distracting, it gets easier to read after every page. This is a book very much well ...

The Enchanted Moccasins and Other Native American Legends

1 review
Henry R. Schoolcraft

Dover Publications, 2007

Historic American Indian Folklore
edited by Henry R. Schoolcraft. The author is thought to be the first man to study how the Indians (western) lived. Here's a collection of fairy tales and legends that were handed from generation to generation as spoken stories by the earliest Americans. Read them aloud or encourage your kids to dig in on their own. A mischief maker of a giant, Manabozho provides an amusing cautionary tale of ...

Walking in Moccasins
Margaret King Zimmerman

Leathers Publishing, 2001

Drawing from eight decades of observations and lifelong experiences with Native American friends, the author presents us with a story that will touch our hearts, whether or not it beats with American Indian blood. Setting the stage with the atrocities being committed against the Native Americans during the early 1800's, Margaret then tells how Christian missionaries came to spread the news of God's love for all people. the Indians, although ...

The Blackfeet: People of the Dark Moccasins (American Indian Nations)
Karen Bush Gibson

Capstone Press, 2000

Find the nations from your region and use these books to add depth and interest to your collection. The history and lifestyles are respectfully presented, showing how these rich, impressive cultures have endured.

How to Make Your Own Moccasins
Sylvia Grainger

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1977

Directions for making soft leather footwear in styles adapted from original Indian designs.

The Moccasin Maker
Pauline E. Johnson

IndyPublish, 2008

Emily Pauline Johnson (Tekahionwake) (1861-1913), was a Canadian writer and performer. She is often remembered for her poems that celebrate her aboriginal heritage. The Shagganappi (1913) and The Moccasin Maker (1913), posthumous publications, are collections of selected periodical stories Johnson penned on a number of sentimental, didactic, and biographical topics.