The true story of two brothers, who by chance of birth were raised in a world half white and half Indian. It is a tale of the ties that pulled them in two different directions, as their lives and the frontier around them changed.

Describes the history, daily life, customs, legends and rituals of the Delaware Indians, who lived in what is now Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and southern New York.

An overview of the past and present lives of the Delaware (also known as Lenape) Indians, including their history, homes, food, clothing, family life, customs, religion, and government.

Focuses on the cultural and historical impact of the Woodland People in Indiana as well as the work they are doing today.

"When European explorers came to the New World, one of the first tribes of Native americans they encountered was the Lenape. Also called the Delaware Indians, these people were respected by their neighbors, bound by family, and lived in harmony with their natural world. This is the story of their fascinating way of life, nearly lost to the settlers from across the sea."--