This condensed but excellent presentation of Custer’s last battle is targeted for young readers, but I would suggest they not be too young. Billy Ray, 16, of Wickenburg, Arizona, agrees. “It’s not for kids under high school age,” he says. “There’s violence in it, and I thought the battle scenes were really detailed and kept my attention. Even the Indian women did things to the dead soldiers after the fighting. Also, the pictures showed what the battle and many of the Indians and s


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