Softcover 5 1/4" X 8 1/4" with approx. 26 printed pages. B/W illustrations.

Your Hypochondria Gives Me A Migraine: A Collection Of Nasty Little Posters

Humor & Entertainment

Kelly (compiler) Choda

Humor

Filter Press

Out of the Ordinary

Teen & Young Adult

Barone, Michelle M

Historical Fiction

Women of the Colorado Gold Rush Era

Biographies & Memoirs

J.v.L. Bell

Jan Gunia

Community & Culture

Blonde Chicana Bride's Mexican Cookbook

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Keen, Helen C.

Regional & International

Theodore Roosevelt's own account of his time as a ranch hand in 1890s Dakota Territory. The book contains two articles from The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine: Frontier Types, originally published in the October, 1888, issue and In Cowboy-Land, published in the June, 1893, issue. Frederic Remington's illustrations for the articles are included.

Frontier Types and In Cowboy-Land

History

Theodore, Roosevelt

Americas

This is Frank Hamilton Cushing's first person account of his life in Zuni. It was first printed in The Century Magazine 1882-1883. After a brief period at Cornell University, Frank Cushing was appointed curator of the ethnological department of the National Museum in Washington, D.C. by the director of the Smithsonian Institution. There he came to the attention of John Wesley Powell, of the Bureau of American Ethnology and was invited by Powell to join an anthropological expedition to New Mexico. The group traveled by rail to end of the line at Las Vegas, New Mexico, then on to Zuni Pueblo where Cushing, ""went native"", living with the Zuni from 1879 to 1884. The book also includes two articles about Cushing written by Sylvester Baxter in 1882.

My Adventures in Zuñi

Politics & Social Sciences

Frank Hamilton Cushing

Social Sciences

This traditional Hopi tale recounts the courage and cleverness of a tiny field mouse striving to protect the village from a mighty hawk who is stealing the chickens. It was originally published in 1944 by the Bureau of Indian Afffairs. The drawings are by Hopi artist Fred Kabotie who was born at the turn of the twentieth century on the Second Mesa. Kabotie was commissioned by the Museum of the American Indian in New York to record authentic native dances and by the Fred Harvey Company to decorate the Indian Tower on the south Rim of the Grand Canyon. The book is in English and phonetic Hopi with a pronunciation guide.

Field Mouse Goes to War/Tusan Homichi Tuwvota : A Bilingual Hopi Tale

Children's Books

Edward Kennard

Literature & Fiction

Before the cigar, before the cigarette, tobacco was a sacred herb used in Native American ceremonies. This book examines the many uses of tobacco among North American natives.

Tobacco, Peacepipes, and Indians

Louis Seig

Historical Study & Educational Resources

White Grizzly

In 1845, when he leaves the Cheyenne village where he has been living and sets out from Bent's Fort along the Sante Fe Trail in search of his white grandfather, Julio faces danger from renegade Texans, the Pawnee Indians, and a grizzly bear, before finding where he truly belongs.In 1845, when he leaves the Cheyenne village where he has been living and sets out from Bent's Fort along the Sante Fe Trail in search of his white grandfather, Julio faces danger from renegade Texans, the Pawnee Indians, and a grizzly bear, before finding where he truly belongs.

Finley, Mary Peace

Noted anthropologist Ruth M. Underhill describes everyday life, religion, arts, and government of two Arizona tribes. This classic study was first published in 1930s by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

The Papago (Tohono O'odham) and Pima Indians of Arizona

Ruth M. Underhill

Anthropology

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