Echohawk
By: by Lynda Durrant.
Publisher: Bantam Doubleday Dell Books for Young Readers; Yearling
Published: 1998
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 181
Subjects: Mohegan Indians -- Juvenile fiction.; Indians of North America -- Juvenile fiction.; Indian captivities -- Juvenile fiction.; Brothers -- Juvenile fiction.; Hudson River Valley (N.Y. and N.J.) -- Juvenile fiction.
Genres: Juvenile fiction.
Other titles: Cecilia Bard Multicultural Library for Peace
Description: A twelve-year-old white boy, adopted and raised by Mohicans in the Hudson River Valley during the 1730's, is sent with his younger brother to an English settlement for schooling. A story that shows how the Mohicans' ancient ways mixed with those of the English colonists.
Notes: "A Yearling book."

Cecilia Bard Multicultural Library for Peace

Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-181).
Table of contents: title: Camp: August 1738; title: Eight years later; title: The fish running moon; title: The deer hunt; title: Saratoga-on-the-Hudson; title: Breeze of summer; title: The vision quest; title: The sky-bears moon; title: School; title: Waiting; title: Christmas; title: The Naahmao and the Bamaineo; title: Leaving; title: The creek and the log; title: The wigwam.