Walking two Worlds is a based off a true story of a boy named Ely. He is a Seneca Indian and goes to an all white boarding school. This book talks about the bullying an prejudice that he is faced with and the struggles with many things as he realizes the reality of some things.

This book is an easy read and would be great for teaching students about different cultures. It isn't one that I would create a lesson around, I believe there could be some with more interesting language and entertainment that could help with this topic. But it could be beneficial for specific students. ( )

A fictionalized account of the life of Hasanoanda, an Iroquois boy who grew up educated in white schools and represented the interests of his tribe to the white American government. This is part of a new series that I was not aware of until now, PathFinders, which features books by Native authors about Native characters and stories. The hi-lo approach brings diversity and unheard stories to a wide audience. I hope this series grows its exposure. For myself, I will look into other titles in the series. ( )