Captures the true expressions and feelings of six teenagers from different ethnic backgrounds, exploring their thoughts on life, their feelings toward their own cultures, and their experiences with prejudice and society as a whole.

Six children of six different religious backgrounds--a Christian, a Muslim, a Hindu, a Buddhist, a Native American, and a Jew--discuss and explain their beliefs in their faiths and their varied experiences in their daily lives.

An informative, comprehensive look at young rodeo competitors and the events in which they compete--such as sheep-riding, barrel-racing, and bull-riding--includes full-color photographs, information on proper western dress, a glossary, and index.

A portrait of nine-year-old Louis Pierre, a member of the Pend Oreille tribe, follows his life on the Flathead Reservation in Montana and describes his interest in grass dancing and the role of the grass dancer in Native American culture.