Two Little Savages; Being the adventures of two boys who lived as Indians and what they learned (with over 200 drawings by Seton, Ernest Thompson (Written and illustrated by) - 1962

New York.: Dover Publications., 1962. "Unabridged republication" of original 1903 edition.. Trade paperback. Good. Foxing to top page block, lighter to lower. Clean side block. First section is a bit off track from binding, but not separated.. 1 Trade paperback. Sewn and glued binding, sections. Colorized cover artwork. Sealed sturdy paper covers, brown. 286 p. 21 cm. All 293 original Pen&Ink and grayscale art. Audience: Children/juvenile. Ernest Thompson Seton's classic early 20th century wilderness writings remain classic. There is much to learn about living surrounded by and compatible with nature with this boyhood story of two farm boys who are determined, after building a teepee in the woods, to convince their parents to let them live in it for a month. The glossary, beginning with the title, begs discussion. What is important are the skills the boys develop, the plant, bird, and animal lore of natural surroundings, their problem-solving, and the respect shown by the author for the traditions and conservation of the peoples of Native Nations.