Easy-to read text and oversized photographs introduce readers to the Cheyenne and their traditions including social structure, homes, food, art, clothing, and more.

An examination of the Cheyenne Indian tribe including their history, culture, and contributions.

"Beaver Killer, an infant survivor of the Washita Massacre, goes to school at Fort McPerson to learn the white man's ways. As a teen his grandfather gives him a mission--the destruction of General Wesley Hazlitt, the officer who had organized the attack. Many adventures over many years bring him to his destined moment"-- Provided by publisher.

Rusty Sabin was a child when Cheyene Indians raided the Sabin homestead, killing his mother. Raised by Indians, known as Red Hawk, he has no recollection of his white father. His only goal is to kill Wind Walker, the white enemy of the Cheyenne and restore his reputation among the people who abandoned him when he was 15 after refusing to take part in their compulsory brutal initiation.

"Since childhood the amber-eyed, red prairie wolf has filled Fawn's dreams. After being educated in the white world, she returns to the Cheyenne to guide them with her medicine dreams. With his cunning and his Colt, Jack Dillon has become a feared lawman. But he faces his toughest job ever when he agrees to protect Fawn and her people from the scum trying to steal their land. When Fawn meets the amber-eyed, russet-haired Irishman, she is both infuriated...

In 1892, a legendary Army captain reluctantly agrees to escort a Cheyenne chief and his family through dangerous territory.

Rose travels through the mirror in the magic attic to a Cheyenne village in the mid-1800s, where she discovers many customs of her ancestors, meets a pioneer girl, and has her courage tested by a raging prairie fire.