About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking questions about the history of the land beneath their feet or expresses interest in the diverse ways people live today. This introductory guide offers a respectful look at the Apsaalooke (Crow) Nation, balancing historical heritage with vibrant contemporary life. It is an excellent tool for building cultural empathy and a sense of shared history in young readers. Parents will appreciate the clear, age-appropriate explanations of complex topics like tribal government and cultural preservation. It serves as a bridge for conversations about resilience and identity, helping children understand that indigenous cultures are not just part of the past, but are thriving communities in the present. The book is well suited for independent readers in late elementary school or as a guided read-aloud for younger children.
