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The First Time I read Cheteau Creek, I read it aloud each night at bedtime with my daughter. A good choice. Sometimes in this story you just need to look into another person's eyes and see their tears or look of awe reflecting your own.
CHOTEAU CREEK, A SIOUX REMINISCENCE By Joseph Iron Eye Dudley University of Nebraska Press 1992, 179 pp.
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