Bruchac, Joseph. Children of the Longhouse. 1996. New York and London: Puffin, 1998.
It’s the late fifteenth century, pre-contact with Europeans, for a twin brother and sister who are members of the Mohawk branch of the Iroquois nation, and the novel alternately tells of what happens from his viewpoint and hers–in the long run, mostly, his, [...]
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