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Cynthia Leitich Smith
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Kansas City, The United States
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Tantalize (Tantalize, #1)
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2007
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Eternal (Tantalize, #2)
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2009
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Blessed (Tantalize, #3)
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2011
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Hearts Unbroken
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2018
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Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids
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Diabolical (Tantalize, #4)
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2012
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Rain Is Not My Indian Name
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2001
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Jingle Dancer
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2000
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Sisters of the Neversea
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2021
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Haunted Love
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2011
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| Paranormal Romanc...: Hi I'm new | 17 | 103 | Jan 05, 2010 04:36PM | |
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| The Seasonal Read...: 25.10 - Belinda's Task - Let's Play The Name Game | 51 | 196 | May 31, 2010 10:18AM | |
| Romance Readers R...: 2009 A-Z Book Challenge | 315 | 856 | Jun 10, 2010 09:03AM | |
| Romance Readers R...: July - Pick It For Me! Challenge | 449 | 352 | Aug 02, 2010 01:36PM | |
| All the pages you...: Gus's Pages Read | 3 | 18 | Aug 03, 2010 10:57AM | |
| Romance Readers R...: Gus's Reading List | 25 | 74 | Sep 05, 2010 08:32AM |
“Four kids in T-shirts and jeans jam on a powwow stage. They’re grinning, bouncing, fully engaged with their music, each other, and the relaxed crowd. I’m splitting fry bread with a cousin as we cheer on the band, and across the tent, a young girl reading a paperback catches my eye.
In that moment, I wish for more characters like those kids in the pages of children’s books.
This anthology is a fulfillment of that wish.”
― Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids
In that moment, I wish for more characters like those kids in the pages of children’s books.
This anthology is a fulfillment of that wish.”
― Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids
“Returning the phone, she said, “You’re an artist.”
The whole train seemed to shimmer. The stars shone brighter out the window.
Ray knew Grampa and his art teacher believed in him, but nobody had ever said, “You’re an artist.” Just like that. Let alone someone his own age. Maybe Mel wasn’t easy to get to know, but she sure did have a kind heart.”
― Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids
The whole train seemed to shimmer. The stars shone brighter out the window.
Ray knew Grampa and his art teacher believed in him, but nobody had ever said, “You’re an artist.” Just like that. Let alone someone his own age. Maybe Mel wasn’t easy to get to know, but she sure did have a kind heart.”
― Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids
“It was only one kiss. It wasn’t a deep kiss, a French kiss, the kind of kiss that redefines a teen life. It was pepperoni, snowflakes, spit, and rodeo dust. Crazy, like dancing and soaring and walking to a new home.
Sweeter because it didn’t taste like good-bye.”
― Rain Is Not My Indian Name
Sweeter because it didn’t taste like good-bye.”
― Rain Is Not My Indian Name
“Grampa pulled off his lucky hat and sank into the recliner. Before long, he was snoring like a rusty hymn. 'Zzzzzz . . .'
Uncle Leonard tossed Ray over one shoulder and hauled him into the kitchen, where the smell of frying bacon filled the air.
'Any fish today?” Aunt Wilhelmina asked.
'Yes, ma’am,” Ray said, 'but that’s not all we caught.'
Uncle Leonard sat Ray down. 'What else was there?”
'Something bigger' is all that Ray would say.”
― Indian Shoes
Uncle Leonard tossed Ray over one shoulder and hauled him into the kitchen, where the smell of frying bacon filled the air.
'Any fish today?” Aunt Wilhelmina asked.
'Yes, ma’am,” Ray said, 'but that’s not all we caught.'
Uncle Leonard sat Ray down. 'What else was there?”
'Something bigger' is all that Ray would say.”
― Indian Shoes
“Then the stars turned their attention to the younger children of the family. The ones who hadn’t grown up yet. The stars knew what was coming, who was lurking. They always did. They’d seen it all before, countless times, across vast, green oceans and ethereal night skies. They recognized the tiny, sparkling glow, nearly hidden in the wise old oak tree sprawling above the Roberts-Darlings’ backyard. They recognized the crouched, shadowy figures within its branches. The stars weren’t the only spectators closely observing Lily, Wendy, and Michael.”
― Sisters of the Neversea
― Sisters of the Neversea
