From School Library Journal
Grade 4-9-A marvelous addition to any collection. The Yues' focus is on the structures of several tribes of the eastern woodlands. However, in addressing these topics, the authors also cover many other aspects of Native life: communities and tribal divisions; daily, seasonal, and yearly life; and religious practices. Readers will be drawn in to this accessible, well-researched text as it imparts fascinating tidbits and a respect for these people and their lives. Simple, yet detailed black-and-white illustrations in pen and ink and watercolor and well-labeled diagrams add richly to the text. The wide-ranging bibliography notes titles appropriate for younger readers. A clearly written, well-organized title.
Cris Riedel, Ellis B. Hyde Elementary School, Dansville, NY Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Review
"A fine addition to an invaluable body of work by a proven team, and an essential purchase for school and public libraries." Kirkus, starred review Kirkus Reviews with Pointers
"The Yues write clearly, and often lyrically, of the early Native people of these Eastern Woodlands." Horn Book, starred review Horn Book, Starred