In the middle of the nineteenth century, twelve-year-old Jimmy Spoon leaves his Mormon family in Utah and ends up living with the Shoshoni Indians as the younger brother of Chief Washakie. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.

Twelve-year-old Jimmy Spoon finds life with his adopted Shoshone Indian family both exciting and strange. He comes to understand the Indians and their way of life and, most importantly, himself.

For use in schools and libraries only. In the middle of the nineteenth-century, twelve-year-old Jimmy leaves his Mormon family in Utah and ends up living with the Shoshoni Indians as the younger brother of Chief Washakie.

Having returned from living with his friends the Shoshoni, seventeen-year-old Jimmy Spoon grows restless again and seeks adventure by taking a job with the Pony Express.

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