A friend asked me what I know about Will Rogers, famous TV and radio personality, part Cherokee... He asked, in particular, about one of his...
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A friend asked me what I know about Will Rogers, famous TV and radio personality, part Cherokee... He asked, in particular, about one of his...
Have you ever used Google Earth ? It's a fascinating tool that lets you look at a place (like your hometown) via satellite photographs. ...
A week ago (Feb 10, 2010), I wrote about Elizabeth Bird's survey at SLJ. She asked readers to send her a list of their all time favorite...
Over on the right side of this page, I feature a link to a book called Do All Indians Live in Tipis ? I wrote about the book when it came o...
A while back, SLJ ( School Library Journal ) columnist Elizabeth Bird invited her readers to send her a list of their top ten children's...
Yesterday's New York Times ran an Op-Ed by Angela R. Riley. She's the director of the American Indian Studies Center at UCLA . Titl...
I had an email earlier today, asking if I recommend Tony Hillerman's books. I've skimmed some of them and didn't like what I re...