Five new titles are now being published and added to this highly acclaimed series. Each book focuses on the origins of the tribes; daily life; the roles of men and women; myths and legends; hardships; and the contributions made to our nation.
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Gr 4–8—Here are detailed books on various Native American tribes and their traditions, gender roles, pastimes, foods, shelters, and more. The works are full of drama and action, with a colorful and organized design. However, the series has faults. For example, Comanche opens from the perspective of the white Parker family and uses the kidnapping of Cynthia Parker as a narrative thread, failing to provide an alternative to harmful stereotypes. In Cheyenne, amid a discussion about unemployment, the author comments, "Ironically, their reservation sits atop rich coal deposits that could be exploited and provide a profusion of much-needed jobs." This comes across as insensitive, as this is not a viable option for the Cheyenne people. VERDICT Though well documented and compelling, this series is marred by racial insensitivity.
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Seller: Better World Books, Mishawaka, IN, U.S.A.
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