Danger along the Ohio

Available (4)

Location	Collection	Call #
Monroeville Public Library	Juvenile Fiction	Willis
Location	Monroeville Public Library
Collection	Juvenile Fiction
Call Number	Willis
Mt. Lebanon Public Library	Children's Fiction	j WILLIS
Location	Mt. Lebanon Public Library
Collection	Children's Fiction
Call Number	j WILLIS
Sewickley Public Library	Juvenile Fiction	J F WIL
Location	Sewickley Public Library
Collection	Juvenile Fiction
Call Number	J F WIL
Shaler North Hills Library	Juvenile Fiction	j WIL
Location	Shaler North Hills Library
Collection	Juvenile Fiction
Call Number	j WIL

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Summary

Published Reviews

Booklist Review: "Gr. 4^-7. When Shawnee Indians raid the settlement where their flatboat is moored, 13-year-old Amos and his younger sister and brother free the craft and escape, not knowing whether their father has survived. Forced to land on the Shawnee side of the river after a flaming arrow sets the boat afire, they head for Marietta, Ohio, where they hope to meet their father. On the way, they save an injured Shawnee boy and are captured by warriors from his tribe. Eventually, they learn that they have less to fear from Red Moccasin and his kin than they believed, and Amos finds the courage to "plant a seed of friendship." In this fast-paced adventure, Willis successfully re-creates the anti-Indian prejudice of 1795 when white easterners fought to settle Ohio. --Chris Sherman"
From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

Additional Information

Subjects	Survival -- Fiction. Brothers and sisters -- Fiction. Shawnee Indians -- History -- To 1795 -- Fiction. Indians of North America -- Ohio River Valley -- History -- To 1795 -- Fiction. Ohio River Valley -- History -- To 1795 -- Fiction.
Publisher	New York :Clarion Books,1997
Language	English
Description	181 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN	0395770440
Other	Classic View