Thunder Bear and Ko: The Buffalo Nation and Nambe Pueblo

by Susan Hazen-Hammond

Other authorsSusan Hazen-Hammond (Photographer)
Magazine (paper), 1999

LCC

Chi E99 N13 H36 1999

Collection

Children

Description

Describes the life of Thunder Bear Yates and his family in Nambe Pueblo, where they are trying to preserve the traditions of their ancestors as well as the buffalo that are sacred to their people.

Publication

New York: Dutton Children's Books (1999)

Tags

Tewa Indians-literature, American bison-literature, Pueblo Indians--literature, Nambe Pueblo (N.M.)--literature, Reading age: 8-11, Grades 3-5

Awards

NCTE Kaleidoscope: A Multicultural Booklist for Grades K-8 (1999-2001)
NCSS/CBC Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People (2000)

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