Little Folks of North America / Stories about children living in the different parts of North America
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A series of illustrated sketches for young readers that portray childhood across the continent, from Arctic settlements and northern islands to Alaskan and Canadian communities, the United States, Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies. Chapters describe climate, homes, clothing, food, seasonal work, play, and local customs, and show interactions between indigenous peoples and settlers or traders. Accounts emphasize daily routines, material culture, and regional landscapes, using photographs and vignettes to convey differences in environment and upbringing while explaining how commerce, migration, and changing technologies alter traditional life.
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