Keep My White Sneakers, Kit Carson: An Adventure with the Blackfeet

"Keep My White Sneakers, Kit Carson" is a book about the Blackfeet Indians and the mountain men, trappers who tried to survive in the same, stunningly beautiful land just northwest of the Great Plains in what is now Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Montana. That they would get in each other's way was a given if one understands the fiercely independent nature of both. In a twist of science fiction, Ted, a high school student, is hurled back in time t...

By Frederick E. Von Burg
File Size: 248 KB
Print Length: 160 pages
Publisher: iUniverse (August 21, 2002)
Publication Date: August 21, 2002
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0791LVPSF
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I really enjoyed this most unusual time-travel story. The details of Native American life and culture add a wonderful dimension of realism to the tale. It is evident that the author has a lot of knowledge and has done a great deal of research about t

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