The Long Run
by Joseph Bruchac
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- Grade
- 7-12
- Cultural Area
- American Indian
- Text Complexity
- Lexile Level: 490L
- ATOS Reading Level: Currently Not Available
- Curricular Area
- English Language Arts
- Subject Headings
- Young Adult Fiction | Social Themes | Runaways
- Self-reliance--Fiction
- Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction
- Runaways
- Survival
- Young Adult Fiction | People & Places | United States - Native American
- Runaways--Fiction
- Young Adult Fiction | Coming of Age
- Self-reliance
- Homeless persons--Fiction
- Homeless persons
- Survival--Fiction
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In-depth Written Interview with Joseph Bruchac
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Interview with Joseph Bruchac
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