Jim Elliot is an ok book about a missionary. He goes to Peru to visit a group of Native Americans to teach them about God, and also to translate the bible.

The author brings a little too much 1990s sensitivity to the 1870s, creating a world which just didn't exist. In the author's view, the indians were good, pure, clean, and represented just about every good quality; while the settlers and cavalry were less-than-bright exploiters of the wilderness and ravagers of the environment and the local populace. This kind of revisionism gets tiresome, and luckily my 10 and 12 year old kids recognized this as well as I did. The author's reliance on politically-correct ideology creates unbelieveable characters and situations. If the author had himself been a settler in Kansas during that time period, I believe we would have had a different point of view in this story.

A Beautifully Written Story about a Young Boy and His Horse who face and Overcome many Challenges. NOT meant to be a True to life Historical Novel. My Son and I loved it! Nice to read a Warm Inspiring Story about a Different Time and Place.

This book was okay but the ideas for making money don't work, yes you can make money but your parents or you end up paying for things to do the things that supposively make money for kids.

I am writing to you, the owners or whatever of amazon .com. I have been searching all over looking for a list of this year's Young Readers choice Awards. You do not have this list under Awards...How come? Please steer me in the right direction. I didn't know where else to write.