Crooked River
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Crooked River
Fiction/Non-Fiction
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- boys
- girls
- boys/girls
- African American
- American history
- discrimination
- girl power
- historical fiction
- If You Liked Across FIve Aprils
- If You Liked My Brother Sam Is Dead
- injustice
- middle readers
- Native American
- older readers
- prejudice
- racial differences
- racism
- self-control
- values
- Belonger/Connector
- Seeker/Leader
- Joan of Arc/Empath
- Wild Thing/Annie Oakley/Mirette
- Investigator/Analyst
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It's 1812 out in the pioneer territory of Ohio, and you can almost smell the Native American who is chained upstairs in the loft, accused of murder. The two sisters who are tasked with caring for this Indian while he awaits trial, are wary and fearful of what he is capable of doing to them. They live in a town that hates Indians and what hope this man, Amik, has of having a fair trial seems slim. Day by day they bring him food and carry out their duty as their father demands. A lawyer arrives to represent Amik, and suddenly the world is not so black and white. A vivid look at the prejudice and injustice toward Native Americans in the early days of our history! A vivid look at the difference one person can make!
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