Granny and the Indians [Paperback] Brinton Turkle

Description

Paperback cover has some wear and creasing. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.

This delightful 1976 children’s book by Brinton Turkle offers a unique perspective on Native American culture through the eyes of a young girl named Granny. Set in the American Southwest, the story follows Granny as she encounters various Indigenous tribes and learns about their traditions, customs, and way of life. Turkle’s writing is both engaging and educational, seamlessly weaving factual information about different Native American nations into an imaginative narrative.

Despite its age, this copy remains in acceptable condition, with a well-preserved interior that allows readers to fully immerse themselves in Granny’s adventures. For collectors, this book represents an important work in the canon of children’s literature that aimed to promote cultural understanding and appreciation for Indigenous peoples. Granny’s interactions with the “Indians” provide a window into the diversity of Native American cultures, while also reflecting the attitudes and perspectives of the era in which it was written. Overall, this book is a fascinating time capsule that offers insight into how Native American themes were portrayed in mainstream children’s literature of the 1970s.