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Native America Tribes Sign from:  

The Advocate, Contra Costa College

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Native American Bookmark from Western High School

November:

This is a good time to audit your collection about the Native Americans.  

Places to look:

Fiction Books with a Native American Theme

Middle School

Author,  Title

Alexie, Sherman The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian

Bruchac, Joseph 

Code Talker

Two Roads:  A Creek boy in search of his place in the world

Rez Dogs

Cooney, Caroline The Ransom of Mercy Carter

Erdrich, Louise The Birchbark House

Hobbs, Will Beardance, Kokopelli’s Flute, Ghost Canoe

Karr, Kathleen Worlds Apart

Mikaelson, Ben Touching Spirit Bear 

O’Dell, Scott Island of the Blue Dolphins, Zia, Sing Down the Moon   

Paulsen, Gary The Night the White Deer Died, Canyons

Rinaldi, Ann My heart is on the ground : the diary of Nannie Little Rose, a Sioux girl (Dear America Series)

Speare, Elizabeth George  Sign of the Beaver


High School

Bennet, James Dakota Dream

Brooks, Martha Bone Dance 

Bruchac, Joseph Bearwalker

Castaneda, Omar Among the Volcanoes

Cooper, James Fenimore The Last of the Mohicans

Dorris, Michael A Yellow Raft in Blue Water

Durvin, William Wintering 

Hillerman, Tony The Sinister Pig, The Ghostway

Jackson, Helen Hunt Ramona

Keehn, Sally I am Regina 

Laxalt, Robert Dust Devils

Lipsyte, Robert Warrior Angel

Matcheck, Diane The Sacrifice

Preston, Douglas The Relic 

Rostkowski, Margaret Moon Dancer

Sandoz, Mari The Horsecatcher

Wood, Nancy Thunderwoman:  A Mythic Novel of the Pueblos


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