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Presents English interpretations of a selection of lullabies from the Native American peoples of the Northeast, the Plains, the Southwest, the Northwest, and the Arctic, and includes duotone photographic images by Edward S. Curtis.

A collection of poems and essays in which young Native Americans speak of their identity, and their families.

Collection of Native American fiction, including "Tosamah's story", "The marriage of white man's dog", and "The man to send rain clouds.".

Contains fourteen fiction stories and poems written by contemporary American Indian authors.

A biography of Sarah Winnemucca, Paiute Indian and Native American civil rights activists, discussing her childhood, her work as an advocate for all Native Americans, and the appeals to white America to treat her people with dignity.

Includes songs and prayers, myths and legends, biographical sketches, stories, and poetry that capture the history and spirit of Native American peoples.

An encyclopedia of Native American literatures featuring articles on individual authors, on individual works, on important characters in works, and on terms and events of historical significance that figure in many of the works.

A collection of traditional tales, biographical writings, and contemporary short stories by a variety of Native American women authors.