Two female American anthropologists come to stay in a jungle village near the Amazon. The villagers are initially skeptical, especially teenaged Alicia. But as the months go on, Alicia finds herself drawn in, even becoming friends with one of the women.

Related: Americas, Peru, Realistic Fiction, South America, Young Adult (ages 14-18)

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• ISBN: 9780141306940
• Author: Abelove, Joan
• Published: 2000, Puffin
• Themes: anthropology, cultures, Indigenous, perceptions
• Descriptors: Americas, Peru, Realistic Fiction, South America, Young Adult (ages 14-18)
• No. of pages: 192