Author Tracy Hauff takes you on a thrilling adventure with Mimi, a monarch butterfly who takes flight on the migration path to America. Blown off course by a thunderstorm, she is separated from the others and crashes into a chokecherry tree. Her wing is caught on a branch, and she cannot move it. Frightened and alone, she has no idea where she is or who will help her.
Children's Book written by Tracy Hauff, illustrated by Amé Myles, and published by Wiyounkihipi Productions. 2024.
An epic family saga about Russian immigrants in 19th century Dakota territory. The fascinating journey of the Hauff family in the U.S. begins with marriages between Euro-American men and women of the Titonwaŋ tribes. The family endures forced relocations to reservations and two generations of mixed-blood children attending government boarding schools. Author Tracy Hauff weaves together the threads of Lakota history and westward expansion.
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Nonfiction. Third edition 2024.
I Remember Turtle Woman is gleaned from two author memories: Hauff's introduction to Elsie Flood, aka Turtle Woman, in the early 1960s and learning about her death in 1991. As a child, Hauff was fascinated with Flood's fearless nomadic lifestyle. When she heard about Flood's brutal murder that occurred during a dark time in recent Lakota history, Hauff grasped the heartbreaking reality of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
A tribute reflection essay by author Tracy Hauff to honor scholar, researcher, activist, teacher, and writer Elizabeth Cook-Lynn.
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