Review: Possibly the Best Charles Rivers Editors Book Available in Kindle Format. Three Thumbs Up.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
In only about 46 pages, I learned much about Sitting Bull, the man.I already knew several interesting facts about Sitting Bull. EX: Tje Colonel and Little Missy was intriguing and it recorded many of the side note tidbits. But that book focused more on Buffalo Bill.Charles Rivers Editors did a terrific job with this book by explains the more significant points on Totanka Yotanka. And let's us see Sitting Bull's befriending beggars and the poor. But, welcome as that insight was, and as interesting as was his youthful bravery, the single most interesting trivia was the Sioux's likely true meaning of their description of the white man --- instead of white man, they likely thought of the invaders as stealers of the fat of the land.In closing, if you was a super fast nonfiction biography of a great, kindly leader of the Sioux-speaking Native Americans, I highly recommend this book, as well as Charles Rivers Editors books on history and culture of the Sioux; Battle of the Little Bighorn.