James D. Forman Books

As he grows to adulthood watching the destruction of his people, a Sioux orphan becomes a medicine man who is convinced that his visions will lead his people to better days.

People of the dream.

By James D. Forman

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Recounts the events of the four month trek in 1877 when Chief Joseph led the Nez Percé Indians from their ancestral homes in Oregon to the Canadian border.

The Pumpkin Shell

By James D. Forman

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Convinced he is responsible for his mother's death in a boating accident, eighteen-year-old Robin agonizes for two years over his father's remarriage and his own guilt.

Ring the Judas Bell

By James D. Forman

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Song of Jubilee

By James D. Forman

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A Virginia slave's account of the Negroes' mixed reactions to the Civil War and the freedom it brought them.

The survivor

By James D. Forman

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An account of a Jewish family in Holland during World War II as one by one it dwindles away during the Nazi holocaust.

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