Youngest readers and listeners are invited to this 1940s-era house party of fiddling, spoon-playing, feet-tapping and dancing.
Product Description: This audio collection of traditional Lakota stories is a giveaway, a way of returning the gift of the stories preserved by Lakota elders and grandparents to pass on the traditions and perspectives of their people.
Athabascan Elder Howard Luke's book, My Own Trail, was written so that Howard could share his life story and the Athabascan culture with others and for future generations.
This collection of 15 Cherokee tales introduces the trickster-hero Rabbit, the most important character portrayed in the animal stories of the Cherokee culture.
Polls of readers about home & school, friends & family, sports & more lets young people know if they're 'normal' or 'weird' while affirming that they are unique.
Nate's prominence in his scout troop is threatened by a newcomer with hilarious results.
Fantasy and folklore combine in this mysterious tale of a 17-year old girl and her twin who are very different.
Caldecott Medalist, Allen Say, tells his own story in words and a variety of images both rendered and photographic.
The elderly Lizzie's tale of how her mother saved a young elephant from the WWII bombing of Dresden (Germany) unfolds as she gradually reveals it to her nurse.
Silverstein aficionados will delight in these never-before-published poems on a range of familiar topics.