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Sinopah, the Indian Boy

by James Willard Schultz

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateAdventureChildren's13 chapters
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CEFR level
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Length
13 chapters
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About this book

Born into the vast Blackfeet camp on the plains of Montana, Sinopah's arrival signals the rise of a future chief amid a world rich with buffalo, horses, and ancient traditions. Journey through a wild land where friendship, honor, and survival shape a legendary boy’s destiny.

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Contents

13 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02Illustrations
03CHAPTER I SINOPAH GETS HIS NAME
04CHAPTER II SINOPAH AND SINOPAH
05CHAPTER III SINOPAH AND HIS PLAYFELLOWS
06CHAPTER IV SINOPAH'S ESCAPE FROM THE BUFFALO
07CHAPTER V THE CLAY TOYS
08CHAPTER VI THE STORY OF SCARFACE
09CHAPTER VII THE BUFFALO TRAP
10CHAPTER VIII SPINNING TOP
11CHAPTER IX SINOPAH'S FIRST BOW
12CHAPTER X TRACKING A MOUNTAIN LION

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