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Dawn Land

Dawn Land

by Joseph Bruchac

1993FictionAbenaki IndiansPrehistoric peoplesPrehistoric ManAbnaki Indians
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Amelia Luisa Martinez hated roads.

About this book

A compelling first novel by nationally known Native American storyteller Joseph Bruchac. An action-packed adventure story spun in authentic native oral tradition, Dawn Land unfolds about ten thousand years ago, in the area now known as New England. A shadow is crossing over the land, and the village's finest son must meet the threat.

Themes & subjects

FictionAbenaki IndiansPrehistoric peoplesPrehistoric ManAbnaki IndiansMan, Prehistoric
First published 1993

About the author

Joseph Bruchac

1942-10-16

Author

Joseph Bruchac

First published

1993

Pages

317

Read time

≈ 8h

Editions

7

Languages

English, und

Publisher

Fulcrum publishing

ISBN

9781555911492

Where to buy

TR
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