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The Infamous Ratsos
by Kara LaReau
Rat brothers Louie and Ralphie Ratso try to prove they can be as rough and tough as their father in the Big City, but every time they try to show how tough they are, they end up accidentally doing good deeds instead. Recommended for grades 2-4.
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Books Celebrating Native American Heritage |
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I Can Make This Promise
by Christine Day
Twelve-year-old Edie always believed that her Native American mom lost touch with her heritage when she was adopted by a white family, but that belief is shaken when Edie finds a hidden box of photos and letters from Edith, a Native woman she’s never met -- and who looks a lot like Edie herself. Inspired by author’s own life, this moving story blends everyday worries (ugh, new braces hurt) with tangled family history. Recommended for grades 3-7.
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The Birchbark House
by Louise Erdrich
Chronicles the experiences of an Ojibwa girl, Omakayas, and her family as they live their lives quietly on an island in Lake Superior in 1847, until the white man comes and begins moving her entire tribe off their land. Recommended for grades 4-6.
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