Children of the Longhouse
In the shadow of the longhouse, young Ohkwa'ri and his friend Yakstisi embark on a perilous journey to rescue captured villagers. Set in a 15th-century Mohawk community, this tale weaves adventure with authentic glimpses into Native American traditions, emphasizing bravery, loyalty, and the strength of familial bonds.
About This Book
Children of the Longhouse is a historical fiction novel written by Joseph Bruchac. It centers on the lives of Mohawk children in a pre-colonial American village.
The story explores themes of friendship, courage, and community among the Haudenosaunee people. Through the protagonists' experiences, readers gain insight into traditional ways of life.
Joseph Bruchac, an acclaimed author of Native American heritage, draws from cultural knowledge to craft an engaging narrative for young readers.
The book highlights the importance of resilience and cultural identity in the face of challenges.
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