Children of the Cliff

"Children of the Cliff," by Belle Wiley and Grace Willard Edick, offers a glimpse into the lives of Native American children in a bygone era. This juvenile fiction title, categorized as historical fiction, paints a vivid picture of childhood in a unique setting. Immersed in the world of ancient cliff dwellings, the story explores the experiences of Indian children in North America.

With meticulous attention to historical detail, this republication allows readers to connect with a timeless narrative. Readers interested in juvenile fiction, Native American culture, and historical settings will find "Children of the Cliff" to be a captivating and informative read. The book provides a valuable window into the past, offering a compelling look at a specific time and place through the eyes of its youngest inhabitants.

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