This photo-essay by Jan Reynolds offers a rare glimpse into the life of the Yanomama of the Amazon Basin.The award-winning Vanishing Cultures seven-book series, now available again in beautiful, updated editions. Features photographic accounts of children from indigenous cultures around the world to explore their daily lives, relationships with their environments, and challenges in a changing world.

Related: Intermediate (ages 9-14), Latin America, Nonfiction, Venezuela

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• ISBN: 9780152028312
• Author: Reynolds, Jan
• Published: 1993, Harcourt
• Themes: Culture, Indigenous, Rainforests
• Descriptors: Intermediate (ages 9-14), Latin America, Nonfiction, Venezuela
• No. of pages: 32