Little Sioux Girl

Little Sioux Girl

by Lois Lenski
Publisher: J.B. Lippincott Co.
Scott, Foresman, ©1958, Item: 97373
Library Binding, 128 pages
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Foreword:

A tiny village on a plateau by a river bank – a church, a school, a house for the teacher and a dozen log cabins. That was all. It was in the Standing Rock Indian reservation in the Dakotas, and here Sioux Indian children lived.

Wind and dust and hot sun were their daily companions. Cut off from the world by a rough, at times impassable road, they ran and played and were happy. I visited them in 1950, talked to them and loved them.

Since then, the school has been closed, the Indian families have moved away and the cabins are empty.

But here is their story.

Lois Lenski

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