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Here are two short text stories referencing this aggressive
and persistent Native American boy.
Fort Kitten (Registered) #2
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It's not your typical love story, a boy falling headlong for a book. But, if you ask middle school student Samuel Zamora about the first "Young Wolf" book by Janice Shefelman, he'll tell you how that story started his love affair with reading. It also started a three year communication with the book's author that brought her and illustrator-husband Tom Shefelman to the ISU campus and Pocatello community last week.
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POCATELLO-- Samuel Zamora, a student at Jefferson Elementary School, due to his persistence to find out the next book in his favorite series "Young Wolf", brings author Janice Shefelman to Pocatello.
The books focus on a young Comanche boy and his adventures with many details of life before modern times. Zamora is particularly interested in the American Indian Culture because some of his family are part of the Fort Hall Shoshone Bannock Tribes.
Zamora is also of Mexican descent. His parents are Syrina Flores and Tod Tandoy.
Due to his desire to find out if a new book was being written for the series, with the help of the school librarian, Zamora corresponded with author Janice Shefelman. The result of the exchange of letters brought about the publication of Son of Spirit Horse, dedicated to Zamora.
The public is invited to hear the Shefelmans speak at 4 p.m. on Monday, February 28 at the Marshall Public Library and also on Tuesday evening, March 1, at the Little Wood River Room located in the Idaho State University Pond Student Union Building in Pocatello.
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