In 1871, a five-year-old Yawapati boy was kidnapped by Pima Indians and sold to a white man. This true story details the boy’s struggles, adventures, and longing for his family, and how he grew up to become a doctor and advocate for Native American rights. Afterword, Bibliography.

I really enjoyed this book and the history events including the main character. If I was a history teacher then I would buy this book, if it was the appropriate grade level of course. Great details was shared in the book and made it seem as if I was there. Really liked how the author wrote the book as well as the pictures that were presented. ( )

So interesting and inspiring, Again expressing Arizona history in different lights is important, so children aren't blinded by American History books. Also had real pictures from history to connect to the story.

A biographical picture book about the life of Dr. Carlos Montezuma, a Native American activist and doctor who went on to become well known for his writings in support of Native American rights. The story is abut his young life, after he was kidnapped and sold into slavery.

Story about a boy Yavapai Indian, captured by the Pima Indians, and adopted by a photographer in a slave sale. The boy is educated and serves his people as a doctor and speaks out for civil rights for his people. Dr, Montezuma never forgets where he came from. ( )