Books like Cheyenne Again by Eve Bunting

Taggish the famed canine hero of Jack London’s classic adventure, The Call of the Wild, is uprooted from a comfortable home in California and forced into brutal sled work in the Yukon, where he must confront survival, the call of wilderness, and the pull of his wolf ancestry.

A charming first look at early American pioneer life, following young Laura Ingalls and her family as they live in a simple Wisconsin cabin, learn chores, and grow together on the Big Woods frontier.

A sweeping late‑nineteenth‑century cattle drive from Texas to Montana follows former Texas Rangers Augustus McCrae and William F. Call as they confront the American West's myths, love, and violence in this epic of adventure and friendship.

Craig of the Mohicans, a frontier scout turns away from civilization, forming a bond with a Mohican warrior as they escort two sisters across the perilous wilderness of America's frontier.

Fourteen‑year‑old Mattie Ross sets out from Fort Smith, Arkansas, to hunt down Tom Chaney—whom she blames for her father’s death—guided by the grizzled U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn.

At a London boarding school for young ladies, Sophronia learns that proper etiquette masks a curriculum of espionage, intrigue, and mechanical tinkering.

The Return of the Native follows Clym Yeobright, who returns to his Wessex home from Paris and soon marries the provocative Eustacia Vye, setting off a chain of personal turmoil.

Charlie Bone, a seemingly ordinary boy, discovers he is one of the rare endowed—descendants of the magical Red King—and is sent to the tyrannical Bloors Academy, where hidden mysteries and ancient powers await him.

A young Swedish immigrant girl discovers friendship and learns valuable lessons in an American prairie school.

A young woman defends her faith and freedom in a polygamous Mormon community while hunting her captors in the rugged American West.

Rugby team trouble and teenage heartbreak set in a boarding school where Ryan Dean West faces challenges in interpersonal relationships, academics, and his newfound athletic life at the varsity level.

Rory Deveaux, scarred by a Jack the Ripper copycat, returns to London where her ability to vanish ghosts puts her at odds with the city’s secret police as new mysterious deaths threaten the city.

David Eliot returns to Groosham Grange, a haunted boarding school, where he must race to win the Unholy Grail while the creature terrorizing the school also threatens his chances.

Callie, a young woman of Cheyenne, attracts the attention of Caleb, a conflicted half-breed who must choose between loyalty and desire.

310 pages ; 24 cm.HL760L Lexile

Five Alaska Native teens—Luke, Chickie, Sonny, Donna, and Amiq—navigate the challenges of a Catholic boarding school in the early 1960s, discovering friendship and belonging across diverse tribal backgrounds.

A diary of a twelve‑year‑old Sioux girl attending a government boarding school in Pennsylvania in 1880, revealing her struggle to aid her people amid cultural displacement.

HIS GLOWING DARK EYES REFLECTED HER OWN HEART'S DESIRE Broken and beaten by the treacherous South Dakota trial that had taken the lives of all she knew and loved, Colly Mead bravely pushed on -- until she could go no more. She surrendered to the savage land, ready to meet her Maker -- not the tall Cheyenne warrior who found the -- skinny, filthy, near-dead white woman with the strange light eyes and hair that twisted an leapt like flames. Mutual fear and mistrust gradually turned to respect as Colly, now called Spotted Woman, learned the ways of the Cheyenne. But she was unprepared for the sensations evoked by Lone Wolf, whose dark eyes had gazed deep into her soul and found the secrets she could not deny. Although danger and treachery would threaten their world together, their love would forge a dream for both their peoples -- a dream as golden and glorious as the promise of their hearts.

In Seattle, a serial killer dubbed the Indian Killer hunts white men, sparking terror and hate crimes against Native Americans. Amidst the violence, an adopted Indian man struggles with identity and a student seeks connection, while a former cop-turned-mystery writer plans to expose the truth in his novel.

Navajo Tribal Police investigate the murder of Delbert Nez, uncovering a tangled web of greed, a vanished treasure, and the unseen influence of the mythic trickster Coyote.

At Rotten School, Bernie Bridges discovers that his classmates are trapped in a game called Wungo Warriors, where they assume roles such as warriors, princesses, and knights. He must outwit the wealthy student Sherman Oaks before a real battle destroys the school.

Bernie Bridges dreams of attending the exclusive Preppy Prep Prep (PPP) and sets out to win the National School Make‑a‑Great‑Invention Contest to earn a spot. Facing wealthy rivals, he must out‑invent the rich students.

In the halls of the private “Rotten School,” a faux‑angel named Angel Goodeboy claims innocence, yet he sows chaos, entertaining classmates, pets and a perplexed roommate Bernie, who must outwit the mischief‑making angel to restore order.

Two Mohawk sisters recount their experiences at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, navigating assimilation into white culture while confronting false accusations and personal identity.

Two Maidu brothers are sent to a California Indian residential school in the 1930s. They escape for a summer, returning to their homeland and confronting the losses of their culture and community.