Cheyenne Tribe Books

Cultural diversity is the harmonious coexistence of human groups from different cultural backgrounds. It is important because it helps us understand different perspectives an…

An introduction to the Cheyenne Nation, its tribes, beliefs, and history, including the impact of the gold rush.

Little Wolf, a Cheyenne tribe member, recounts the struggles of his tribe being pushed off their land by Americans and their eventual victory in the Battle of Little Bighorn.

This informative book provides a detailed account of the Oregon Trail, including its location, reasons for travel, journey length, packing essentials, crossing water, dangers…

The story of James Pierson Beckwourth, an African American born into slavery who became a famous fur trapper and mountain man in the 19th century.

The story follows Viho, a young Native American boy, and his tribe's struggles with white settlers, forced relocations, and battles.

Karana, a young girl living on a small island, faces challenges when the Aleuts arrive and her family is separated. She survives alone until rescued by a ship.

Kitchi, a 9-year-old Algonquin Native American, shares his family's daily life, traditions, and culture living along the Hudson River.