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Arapaho Ten Commandments

by Margaret Coel

8 books Started 1981 Latest 2006
Publication Reading Order

The Arapaho Ten Commandments is a YA Fiction series by Margaret Coel, comprising 8 books published between 1981 and 2006. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Chief Left Hand, Southern Arapaho cover 1 Chief Left Hand, Southern Arapaho 1981 Buy from Amazon
Hole in the Wall cover 2 Hole in the Wall 1998 Buy from Amazon
Honor cover 3 Honor 1999 Buy from Amazon
Stolen Smoke cover 4 Stolen Smoke 2000 Buy from Amazon
The Woman Who Climbed to the Sky cover 5 The Woman Who Climbed to the Sky 2001 Buy from Amazon
My Last Goodbye (Short Story) cover 6 My Last Goodbye (Short Story) 2002 Buy from Amazon
Bad Heart cover 7 Bad Heart 2004 Buy from Amazon
Nobody's Going to Cry (Short Story) cover 8 Nobody's Going to Cry (Short Story) 2006 Buy from Amazon
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Margaret Coel (1932-2013) was an American author, primarily known for her children's literature. Throughout her career, she wrote over 40 books, including picture books, novels, and poetry. Coel's works often explored themes of nature, childhood experiences, and the imagination. Some of her notable picture books include "The Other Side of the Island" (1961) and "The Tree Is a Promise" (1965). Her novels, such as "Tree by Leaf" (1968) and "The House of Dawn" (1975), received critical acclaim for their lyrical language and insightful portrayals of young characters. Coel's contributions to children's literature earned her recognition and awards. She was a recipient of the Newbery Honor Award in 1966 for "The Other Side of the Island" and the Child Study Association of America's Children's Book Award in 1969 for "Tree by Leaf." Her works have been translated into various languages and continue to be enjoyed by young readers.

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