Washakie - The Little Indian Boy

Washakie - The Little Indian Boy, by Karen Lynch Harley
Summary
Washakie, a young Haliwa-Saponi Indian boy, actively engages with his grandma as she recounts his favorite story, the "Bear in the Woods." This tale features Running Deer, a young boy very similar to Washakie. Running Deer's energy and curiosity to join his brothers and father in the tribal hunt leads him to an encounter with a Momma Bear and her cub in the woods. The story reflects the rich life and culture of the Red Earth People (the Haliwa-Saponi Indian tribe), and their connection to Mother Earth and Great Spirit. Running Deer and Washakie share the experience of learning to listen to their elders and respect the order of the natural world around them. Bilingual - English/ Tutelo-Saponi.

Dewey Category: E
Recommended Age: 04-10 years
BISAC Heading Suggestions:
JUV001000 JUVENILE FICTION / Action & Adventure / General
JUV002030 JUVENILE FICTION / Animals / Bears
JUV005000 JUVENILE FICTION / Boys & Men
JUV007400 JUVENILE FICTION / Diversity & Multicultural
JUV023000 JUVENILE FICTION / Lifestyles / Country Life
JUV009050 JUVENILE FICTION / Concepts / Senses & Sensations
JUV013000 JUVENILE FICTION / Family / General
JUV013030 JUVENILE FICTION/Family/Multigenerational
JUV039220 JUVENILE FICTION/Social Themes/Values & Virtues
JUV012020 JUVENILE FICTION / Fairy Tales & Folklore / Country & Cultural
JUV013100 JUVENILE FICTION / Family / Grandparents
JUV082000 JUVENILE FICTION / First Nations
JUV083010 JUVENILE FICTION / Indigenous / Animal Stories
JUV083070 JUVENILE FICTION / Indigenous / Oral Stories
JUV083040 JUVENILE FICTION / Indigenous / Family Life
JUV011040 JUVENILE FICTION / Native American