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Night of the Full Moon

Gloria Whelan

Based on true accounts of the Potawatomi Indians' forced migration from
Michigan territory in 1840, this sequel to "Next Spring an Oriole"
portrays the friendship between two families--one white, one Native American.
"An exciting adventure sure to provoke strong feelings, this is for new or
reluctant readers, and would make a good read-aloud."-- "School Library
Journal."

Book Details

  • Publisher: Random House Children's Books
  • Publish Date: May 7th, 1996
  • Pages: 64
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 7.59in - 5.15in - 0.18in - 0.11lb
  • EAN: 9780679872764
  • Categories: Native AmericanHistorical - United States - 19th CenturyReaders - Chapter Books

About the Author

Gloria and her husband Joseph moved from Detroit to the woods of northern Michigan several years ago. Many of Gloria's books take place during the summer -- because she does a lot of her writing during the northern Michigan blizzards! Gloria has been telling stories for as long as she can remember. Before she could read or write, she used to dictate stories to her baby-sitter, who would type them out. Being an only child, many of Gloria's stories were about having a brother or sister. Gloria would like to have written Little Women, because Jo March was one of her role models growing up! Gloria once had a set of five wtching guinea pigs, all named after Detroit Tiger baseball players!

Praise for this book

"An exciting adventure sure to provoke strong feelings, this is for new or reluctant readers, and would make a good read-aloud."--School Library Journal.