Counting Coup: Customs of the Crow Nation
by Donlan, Leni
Series:Raintree Fusion · American History Through Primary Sources
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About this book
A vivid look at the Crow Nation's heritage, Counting Coup: Customs of the Crow Nation takes readers along the Big Horn Mountains to learn about the practice of counting coup, the role of clan and family, and the traditional bison-hunting techniques that shaped daily life. It also explores how modern education and cultural preservation interweave in today's Crow communities, highlighting both continuity and change. Written in clear, accessible prose, the book offers a respectful overview of Crow customs for young readers. Through stories of bravery, community, and respect for the land, the narrative paints a living portrait of a resilient people.

