Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest

"Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest: Or, The Indian Girl Star of the Movies" by Alice B. Emerson is a thrilling adventure story set in the American Northwest. This classic tale, categorized as Juvenile Fiction/Action & Adventure, follows a young girl as she encounters the Osage Indians. As a captivating "girl sleuth," she finds herself immersed in exciting and challenging situations.

A timeless example of adventure writing, the story's historical context and focus on Native Americans provide a glimpse into a bygone era. Readers interested in stories of brave young women and their encounters with different cultures will find this book especially appealing. Perfect for those who enjoy Westerns and stories about girls and women, this edition makes a meticulously prepared classic accessible once more.

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