The Tree-dwellers

This classic work of children's literature tells the story of a group of prehistoric people who live in trees and hunt with bows and arrows. In simple, engaging prose, Katharine Elizabeth Dopp weaves a tale that is both informative and entertaining, introducing young readers to the fascinating world of prehistoric life. A must-read for anyone interested in history or anthropology!

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