Grade 3-6–Using photos, reproductions, and drawings, these three books briefly describe the history and present-day lives of three Native nations. Each title includes a recipe and a listing of historical and cultural places to visit. Most of the Web sites are official sites of the nations and are not age-appropriate; only one of them has a children's page. Cherokees occasionally oversimplifies, especially with regard to the Indian Removal Act and the Trail of Tears. Navajos includes two poorly reproduced historical photographs. Iroquois is potentially the most confusing since it attempts to explain the Confederacy of the Six Nations. Sometimes the text is not specific about whether the information provided applies to a specific member nation or the whole group.
