The Ojibwe of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota
The Library of Native Americans
More than 500 years ago, the Ojibwe settled on lands that makes up the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, as well as parts of southern Canada. The Ojibwe were a resourceful people who made the most of what the Great Lakes region had to offer them.
* Reviews *
Book Review--"Fit nicely into many state curriculums."
--School Library Journal
Book Review--
"Interesting and informative...illustrations are well chosen and well placed to support the text...authors are careful to note which information is theory and which is based on current archeological evidence... clearly and effectively written for the targeted age group and would be a good addition to any library. Recommended"
- Library Media Connection
Book Review--
"Well written book...Very good."
- D. Lundberg, Lakeview School
