Red Bird sings : the story of Zitkala-Š̌̌̌a, Native American author, musician, and activist
Featured Queue:
Don't Queue
Publication Type:
BookSource:
Carolrhoda Books, Minneapolis, p.32 (2011)Call Number:
Cubb Curr E99 .Y25 Z53 2011URL:
http://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/9620553Keywords:
1876-1938--Juvenile literature, Indian musicians--Biography--Juvenile literature, Indian women activists--Biography--Juvenile literature, Indian women authors--Biography--Juvenile literature, Musicians--Biography, Native American music--Biography, Native American women activists--Biography, Native American women authors--Biography, Picture books for children, Political activists--United States--Biography, Political activists--United States--Biography--Juvenile literature, Women musicians--United States--Biography--Juvenile literature, Women--Biography, Yankton Indians--Biography, Yankton Indians--Biography--Juvenile literature, Yankton women--Biography, Yankton women--Biography--Juvenile literature, Zitkala-Sa, 1876-1938, Zitkala-S̈aAbstract:
Summary: Zitkala-Š̌̌̌a finds that she can sing through her music, but also by writing stories and giving speeches and being an activist for Native American rights.
Publication Language:
eng
Notes:
Lexile measure 940; Ages 8-12
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