and the establishment of rapport with community members. This should be required reading for anyone anticipating a field work experience." ? Sue-Ellen Jacobs , University of Washington "[These] stories...present the missing factor in anthropological research, which is after all supposed to be producing the most human of disciplines, involved with the intercultural world of woman alive and man alive; at last in this book we have children alive. The volume covers difficulties both of family and field situation and truthfully faces the differences in cultures.... The vignettes of children's lives are unforgettable." ? Edith L.B. Turner , University of Virginia