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	Native American
						Sing down the Moon is a coming of age story of a young Navaho girl during the 1860's. During this time, the white men were forcing the Native Americans to walk from their native land in Arizona to a reservation in Fort Sumner, New Mexico. This is now referred to as the Long Walk. Bright Morning knows that since she is fourteen she will soon have to marry. She has had her eye on Tall Boy since she was young. The question is whether or not her family will accept him into the family after the accident. Bright Morning loves her people and their native land. How will she be able to deal with all of the trials and tribulations that come with womanhood and the forced migration of her people?
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