Secret Worlds: Native Americans

by Jayne Parsons

It's a weird world out there... dazzle your friends with wacky facts and more from this mega new series. Did you know... Navajo parents rubbed spider webs into their daughters' hands to make them skilled weavers. Northeastern Native Americans fried their food with just flat stones and a little raccoon fat. A full-color, fun, and informative series, Secret Worlds offers a chance to get your teeth deep into a wide range of fascinating subjects from nature, history, and science. Every title has: Easy-to-read narrative text written by a specialist who combines expert knowledge with an entertaining and fresh style. Superb color photography that entices the reader into the subject world with close-up views and dramatic shots. Weird World feature boxes that reveal a wealth of wacky facts. Tried-and-tested websites to check out the latest info. A mega reference section with even more facts and figures for the enthusiast. Suitable for children aged ten and up -- as well as every other family member who is curious about the subject.

96 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2001

Reviews

[John Mejia]

This book this is not good. Also this book is broing! i think people might not like this book becaues of the cover.