A very thought-provoking children's story for upper Elementary and Middle Grade readers which packs a plethora of lessons and is a great read to celebrate National Indigenous Month in June! Two aspects of Indigenous history are represented, as two cousins who move from the reservation to a city learn to adapt. One cleaves to tradition and the elders' storytelling, while the other turns her back on the "past." The outworking of the plot I found tremendously gratifying. The illustrations are simple and easily understood. Highly recommended.
Title: THUNDEROUS
Authors: M. L. Smoker, Natalie Peeterse
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