“Welcome to Kaya’s World 1764” 2003
“There was nothing Kaya liked better than to ride her beloved horse, Steps High, through the steep mountains, deep canyons, and high prairies of her beautiful homeland — present-day Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. In 1764, Kaya dreamed of becoming a courageous leader for her people, ready to meet whatever the future might bring.
Inside this book you’ll see what growing up was like before America became a country. Listen to legends that Kaya loved to hear, about a time before human beings walked the earth — when animals could talk! Learn what it was like to live inside a snug tipi and ride horses from the time you were a baby. Most important, read about Nez Perce girls and women, who survived wars against their people, risked their lives to protect their traditions, and never, ever, lost their spirit.”
Hardcover with dust jacket. Dj shows minimal shelf wear, front free-endpaper has folded over. Otherwise excellent condition.
“There was nothing Kaya liked better than to ride her beloved horse, Steps High, through the steep mountains, deep canyons, and high prairies of her beautiful homeland — present-day Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. In 1764, Kaya dreamed of becoming a courageous leader for her people, ready to meet whatever the future might bring.
Inside this book you’ll see what growing up was like before America became a country. Listen to legends that Kaya loved to hear, about a time before human beings walked the earth — when animals could talk! Learn what it was like to live inside a snug tipi and ride horses from the time you were a baby. Most important, read about Nez Perce girls and women, who survived wars against their people, risked their lives to protect their traditions, and never, ever, lost their spirit.”
Hardcover with dust jacket. Dj shows minimal shelf wear, front free-endpaper has folded over. Otherwise excellent condition.
“There was nothing Kaya liked better than to ride her beloved horse, Steps High, through the steep mountains, deep canyons, and high prairies of her beautiful homeland — present-day Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. In 1764, Kaya dreamed of becoming a courageous leader for her people, ready to meet whatever the future might bring.
Inside this book you’ll see what growing up was like before America became a country. Listen to legends that Kaya loved to hear, about a time before human beings walked the earth — when animals could talk! Learn what it was like to live inside a snug tipi and ride horses from the time you were a baby. Most important, read about Nez Perce girls and women, who survived wars against their people, risked their lives to protect their traditions, and never, ever, lost their spirit.”
Hardcover with dust jacket. Dj shows minimal shelf wear, front free-endpaper has folded over. Otherwise excellent condition.
