"I thoroughly enjoyed reading Red Dove, Run Through the Fire, the third book of the trilogy about the adventures of a young Lakota girl during the late 1800s. It is a touching fictional tale, but it illustrates accurately the history of the Lakota people and their culture. The truth about Wounded Knee and the boarding schools is presented in a respectful manner to which young people can relate, Students who read this book will not forget what happened to the Lakota people in 1890. As an "Iyeshka" person myself, raised in white culture, I can appreciate the fact that it is a struggle to be successful in both societies. This beautifully written book is a fascinating ending to the trilogy. I recommend all three Red Dove books for young and old."
—Mary Puthoff, Lakota educator and former Program Specialist, Title VI, American Indian Education Program