pickA soft pick. A Native American history focused on the way the many different tribes responded to, and managed, European encroachment, each responding in their own way. The info is solid. The tone is strange. A lot to of pro-native bias - like way over the top.
My current audiobook. This is the recent winner of the 2024 Cundill History Prize. The language is a little overkill in lifting up the native image and condemning the European one. But the info has been good.
“We are grateful for the stories passed down to us, for the songs that tell us who we are”
I would use this book in my class for discussing different cultures
so-soI enjoyed this book and thought it talked about important topics. I liked how it included Cherokee words
this stunning picture book follows a young girl who stands against the destruction of her people's sacred water sources, encouraging readers to honor and protect the planet for generations to come.
pickdeeply meaningful book that speaks to environmental justice and Indigenous resilience
pickThis book serves as a great symbol of what different families and cultures are made of! The illustrations are great. It is a burning story about food, love, culture, and family!
“The star people are always with you. Look up, and you will see me among the stars.”
This book would be an amazing addition to classroom library. I believe that it would be an excellent book to help students learn about different cultures and the different histories that are still present in America.
