Lampman, Evelyn Sibley

Because married settlers could claim twice the land of a bachelor, orphaned Ginny was married when she was ten years old. Now fifteen, her husband comes to claim her.

While spending four months with relatives in Montana, a formerly friendless boy finds a new world opened to him when he makes friends with some local Indians.

Looked down at by her classmates because of her darker skin and alcoholic father, a Chinook Indian girl gains a new outlook when her brother returns from Vietnam.

Because married settlers could claim twice the land of a bachelor, orphaned Ginny was married when she was ten-years-old. Now fifteen, her husband comes to claim her.

In a small Oregon town in the early days of World War I, a young girl befriends one of the mysterious people living next door in a house surrounded by a 10-foot wall.

A fictionalized account of the experiences of two sisters who spent five years as Indian captives in the mid-nineteenth century.

Describes the events and far-reaching effects of the four-day battle between the Seventh Cavalry led by Custer and the Indian forces led by Sitting Bull.