Book Reviews
Native American artists have many good works out there and I would like to share some of them with you. The books, films and music are great works and will inspire and teach.
Ault, Sandi - Authors Homepage  [offsite link]
A true SouthWestern writer, Sandi Ault writes about the Pueblo Peoples of New Mexico. Her website has resources for her books, her blog, and her newsletter. Beading In The Native American Tradition, Review 
Beading In The Native American Tradition, by David Dean, is a book that deserves a special place in the collection of the serious beader. Black Indians: An American Story by Rich-Heape Films review
Black Indians have struggles with identity and fitting in. Historical and present day issues and facts are brought to light in this wonderful film. Read the review and visit the site. Darrell New Plenty Stars Book Review
Darrell's book "From the Flames of Wounded Knee to the Center of God's Will" will touch your heart and leave your soul searching for your own courage and salvation. Denton Lund Artwork on T-shirt
This t-shirt features a wonderful work of art by Denton Lund and is offered by Bears and Roses Harley-Davidson. Read the review and visit the site. Click the back button to return.
How to Trace Your Native American Heritage - Rich-Heape Films a review
If you are looking into your native american heritage or interested in doing so, this is a valuable resource! Step by Step guide to researching your ancestry. Read the review and see for yourself. Hundred In The Hand, Book Review
A riveting novel of the young warriors of the Sioux Nation, their battles and their loves. Indian Market Guest Author Series: Avenging Victorio
New Mexico’s Pope of Peppers and founder of Chile Pepper magazine, Dave DeWitt, brings the tale of the Apache Insurgency in New Mexico in 1881 to life in his new novel, “Avenging Victorio”. Join him at the official book-signing event at Santa Fe’s Indian Market on August 18th. Jim Thorpe´s Bright Path by Joseph Bruchac, illustrated by S. D. Nelson
The legendary Jim Thorpe is brought to us in this delightful picture book filled with information and pictures on his triumphs and struggles and role in trying to improve life for Native Americans. Read the review and visit the site. Native American Beadwork, Review
Native American Beadwork, by Theresa Flores Geary, is another wonderful book I value for my personal library. NAWA Cookbook
NAWA is the Native American Women´s Association and support Native American youth in a positive way. This cookbook helps fund scholarships and other educational events. It contains many wonderful traditional and contemporary indian recipes. Our Spirits Don't Speak English, Review
A review of the Rich Heape film "Our Spirits Don't Speak English" from the "Circle of Life Series". Our Stories Remember by Joseph Bruchac
Filled with Native American cultural stories and history this book walks us through the eyes of the American Indian regarding life, history and stories from the beginning to end. Read the review and visit the site. Plains Indian Dresses, Book Review
19th Century Plains Indian Dresses by Susan Jennys is a "must have" book if you are making traditional style dresses for your regalia at a powwow. Pottery By American Indian Women, Book Review
Reviewing "The Legacy of Generations" by Susan Peterson. A book about pottery by Native American women. Rachel Carson - Preserving A Sense Of Wonder by Joseph Bruchac, illustrated by Thomas Locker
This book is an inspiring work that brings to life this historical woman who has worked on preserving the environment for our children. A great book to teach children early the importance of taking care of our land. Read the review here. Robert Tree Cody and Hovia Edwards - Reflections
These two flutists and singers combine to bring wonderful traditional Native American music into your home. A must have! Read the review and visit the site. Serpent's Tongue Book Review
Nancy Wood has done an incredible job of collecting from private and public collections to bring us this remarkable and lovingly put together book. She Who Remembers, Review
She Who Remembers, by Linda Lay Shuler is an emotionally beautiful story of the ancient Anasazi peoples, their daily lives, loves and struggles. The Cherokee Herbal, Book Review
The Cherokee Herbal, by J. T. Garrett, is a well-written book containing a wealth of information on herbs that the Cherokee peoples have used for generations for medicinal purposes. Wild Inferno, Book Review
Review of Sandi Ault's new book, Wild Inferno. Ms. Ault brings back the memorable characters of Jamaica Wild and her wolf, Mountain, in an adventure of intrique and danger during a horrendous wildfire! Wild Sorrow Book Review
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! Women Of The Dawn, Review
Women Of The Dawn, by Bunny McBride, is a story based on historical facts of four Abenaki women, Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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