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Waterlily by Ella Cara Deloria
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it was amazing
bookshelves: american-history

An excellent historical fiction story, "Waterlily" By Ella Cara Deloria, amazed me at how these people lived in such a harsh environment. The manners they taught their children led to good people who were family oriented and respected both man and their environment. The young males dedicated themselves to their tribe by doing the Sun Dance where they lived through torturous acts. Females dedicated themselves to caring for their family as well as those in the tribe who needed their help also. There were many rituals which included their entire community, making them more dedicated to their society rules.
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Reading Progress

July 2, 2013 – Started Reading
July 2, 2013 – Shelved
July 6, 2013 – Finished Reading
July 15, 2013 – Shelved as: american-history

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Julie Fischer I just visited the Crazy Horse monument in South Dakota. I picked up this wonderful book at the gift shop. I am half way through this incredible book which describes the life-style of the Teton Indian tribe by following the true story of a girl's life. I am usually a fast reader but this book is fascinates me with so much information describing how these people lived and the survival skills they used in order to live in such a beautiful, yet raw environment.


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Catherine Stickann Sound great. I love picking up books when I am on a trip.


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