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		Life in an Anishinabe Camp Niki Walker St. Catherines, Ont.: Crabtree Publishing, 2003. 32 p. (Native Nations of North America) ISBN 0778703738 (bound) ISBN 0778704653 (paperback) Ages 10 to 12
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Who are the Anishinabe? Where and how do they live? Life in an Anishinabe Camp answers these questions and many others. The 14 chapters of this documentary-style book deal with subjects as varied as clan formation, Anishinabe clothing, food, housing and recreation.

Life in an Anishinabe Camp is part of a collection of works rich in information about the Aboriginal peoples of North America. The many illustrations help the reader assimilate the ideas expressed. A short glossary and index complete the work.

Niki Walker specializes in the popularization of science topics for school-age children. The prolific publisher Crabtree Publishing has produced a number of her books as part of their series on Aboriginal peoples.

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