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Young Crow Raider

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A young boy recovering from a leg injury trains with his uncle and other warriors, practicing running, swimming, and hunting while seeking a medicinal eagle feather to restore his strength. He joins a reenactment raid in which boys camouflage themselves with mud to steal meat from drying tripods, is unmasked during the attempt, and endures corrective tasks from teachers and elders. Later he accompanies his uncle on a covert journey toward an enemy camp to take horses before dawn, facing long travel, stealth, and the physical and moral tests that accompany his transition toward greater responsibility.

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Francis Lynde Kroll

Francis Lynde Kroll was an American author known for his contributions to juvenile literature in the early 20th century. His works often explore themes of adventure and the experiences of young protagonists in Native American settings. Notable titles include "Young Crow Raider," "Young Medicine Man," and "Young Sioux Warrior," which reflect his interest in the lives and cultures of Indigenous peoples. Kroll's storytelling is characterized by vivid descriptions and a focus on the challenges faced by youth, making his books appealing to young readers seeking excitement and moral lessons.

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