Neil Morris Books

Featherboy and the buffalo

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Featherboy earns a place of honor when he helps his tribe locate a large herd of buffalo during the big summer hunt. Also includes information about the Indians of the Great Plains.

Because he is too young to accompany the fishermen on their expeditions, Taku carves his own canoe and sets out to make a marvelous catch. Also includes information about the Indians of the Pacific...

The black knight's plot

By Neil Morris

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While serving as page in his uncle's castle, William foils a kidnapping plot and is rewarded by being made squire to his newly-knighted cousin. Includes factual information about the process of bec...

Secret of the forest

By Neil Morris

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When they lose their mother's falcon during a hunt, a brother and sister search for it in the forest and become lost themselves. Includes factual information about hunting practices and manor life...

Queen of the tournament

By Neil Morris

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The story of a young knight who practices his fighting skills in tournaments as he seeks to free his captured brother is accompanied by factual material about the Middle Ages.

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