The Little Cliff Dweller

"The Little Cliff Dweller: A Story of Lolami, For The Little Folks" transports young readers to the ancient Southwest, offering a glimpse into the life of a child living among the cliff dwellings. Clara Kern Bayliss weaves a tale that captures the imagination while providing a gentle introduction to the history and culture of the ancestral Puebloans. Through the eyes of Lolami, children will discover the ingenuity and resourcefulness of a people who carved their homes into the very heart of the cliffs. This story celebrates the enduring spirit and rich heritage of Native American communities, making it a valuable addition to any young reader's library.

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