A counting book that depicts American Indians as rabbits, each one reflecting a different tribe and tribal tradition, e.g Pueblo corn dances or Navajo weaving. The book is problematic in the depiction of American Indians as rabbits, objects to be counted, much as in the offensive rhyme of “Ten Little Indians.” The book is not recommended due to the stereotypes portrayed in the book.

• ISBN: 9780811810579
• Author: Grossman, Virginia
• Illustrator: Long, Sylvia
• Published: 1995 , Chronicle Books
• Themes: Indigenous, stereotypes
• Descriptors: Concept Book, Early Years (ages 2-6), Picture Book, Primary (ages 6-9), Southwest, United States
• No. of pages: 32