Bøger om Native American people

"A young boy goes to dance in his first powwow, and his curious cat follows him to see what all the excitement is about"--

"The Loser" is a poetry about love and loss. This will show you how to face the suffering that arises in your mind. Throughout the poetic journey touches the emotions and feelings of each moment of life. that we have to go through many obstacles. Some events may cause us to become losers.on the black stone, in the face of deathlove will lasteven in a land that has never beenlove creates everythingeven deathforeve

Introduce your child to the world of Navajo culture. This Navajo Children's Christmas Coloring Book has many fun pages and activities all Keshmish (Christmas) themed! Your child will expand their knowledge of Navajo language while coloring and learning!

Introduce your child to the world of Navajo Culture and Diné Bizaad. My Navajo Book of Animals gives little ones an introduction to Navajo words for over 30 Animals!

Riding atop grief's didactic waves, Rancourt skillfully writes in a variety of poetic forms that support the intimate melding of shared experience as healer, elder, and human being. Prose, lyric, ballad, couplets, and haiku inspired - Rancourt continues to push the boundaries of trauma. Songs of Archilochus is an odyssey of soul recovery over great distances, time, and place: a migration from moral injury to a momentary place of peace. It takes courage to age with grace. It takes courage to sing the songs that we have been given - but sing we must for that is how the healing is carried - that is how the stories take shape - how they become a part of history whether personal, societal, global, or Universal. Songs of Archilochus reminds us that the vibration of human life knows no border, boundary, box or cage. Warrior. Poet. Lovers. Sing.