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Adolf and Beverly Hungry Wolf
Beverly Hungry Wolf is a Blackfoot author from the Blood (Kainai) tribe in Alberta. She is also known by her maiden name,
Beverly Little Bear. Her husband, Adolf Hungry Wolf, is non-native but has also written several books about his wife's tribe
("Hungry Wolf" was a Blackfoot nickname which he later adopted as his surname.)
Books by Beverly and Adolf Hungry Wolf
The Ways of My Grandmothers 
Daughters of the Buffalo Women:
Two good books by Beverly Hungry Wolf based on the lives and stories of her elder relatives.
Tribal Childhood: Growing Up in Traditional Native America The Tipi Pow Wow Dancer's and Craftworker's Handbook:
Traditional Dress: Knowledge and Methods of Old-Time Clothing:
Anthropology/history books about the Blackfoot tribe and their lifestyle by Adolf Hungry Wolf.
Hungry Wolf Resources
Here are some links to online information about Beverly and Adolf Hungry Wolf:
Beverly Hungry Wolf Biography
Adolf Hungrywolf and the Good Medicine Foundation
Native American Authors: Beverly Hungry Wolf
Adolf Hungry Wolf Profile
Wikipedia: Beverly Hungry Wolf
And here are our webpages about the Blackfoot tribe and language:
Blackfeet language
Blackfeet history
Blackfeet Indian names
Canadian Indian tribes
Algonquian language family
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