great plains

The day-to-day lives of a young boy and his sister on the Northern Arapahoe Indian Reservation in Wyoming are framed by the stories their Grandpa Iron tells with the rising of each full moon about their Native American traditions.

Saygee's great-grandfather tells her the story of how he got his name, Doesn't Fall Off His Horse.

Text and photographs discuss the traditional and modern way of life of the Pawnee, examining their culture, religion, and codes of conduct.

When a Siksika boy living on the Plains during the 1770s becomes separated from a raiding party, he discovers the legendary spirit horse which he attempts to track down and tame.

This book explores what life was like for the homesteaders, adventurous people of America's western frontier.

Describes the history of the Nothern Plains Indians known as the Cheyenne and how they continue to survive today.

Provides an overview of the past and present lives of the Arapaho people, tracing their customs, family life, history, culture, and relations with the United States government.

Illustrations and text help young readers explore the history and culture of the Sioux Indians, including information on the events that shaped their nation and their relations with the United States and other governments.

Describes the history of the Comanche Indians, from their time as nomads when they were called the "Lords of the Plains" to their contemporary lives in modern Oklahoma.

Traces the customs, family life, history, and culture of the Pawnee Indians, as well as their relations with the U.S. government.