Where I live, there are still enough wintry, cold evenings to have a good hot soup or stew and a homemade desert for supper.

The Hopi legend of the Wind God, retold by Phyllis Doyle Burns

Each year the Hopi Peoples of the area of the Four Corners in the southwest of the USA, perform nine religious ceremonies that are ancient rituals, strange and seemingly barbaric to modern society.

Kachina dolls (Katsina, from the Second Mesa language dialect), are symbolic carvings of a real Katsina (spirit being). The dolls are carved by the Katsinam according to traditional Hopi culture. The Katsinam are the ancient spiritual beings who represent all living things (animal, plant and man).

A short history and traditions of the Hopi Kachina dolls (Katsina).

A riveting novel of the young warriors of the Sioux Nation, their battles and their loves.

The Creation Story as told by the Hopi Peoples and retold by P.D. Burns

Chief Seattle of the Suquamish and Duwamish tribes of the Pacific Northwest.

A short history of Crazy Horse of the Oglala Lakota tribe.

Wild Sorrow is the third book in the adventures of Jamaica Wild and her wolf, Mountain. Sandi Ault has given us even more thrilling adventures to read!