This is our home, our Navajo hogan, that long, long ago, Great-Grandfather Jack built with his hands out of earth, water, and trees. . . So begins The Hogan That Great-Grandfather Built, a charming childrens book that explores the traditional dwelling of the Navajo people, the many-sided structures of earth and timbers that still dot the high deserts of the Southwest. Author Nancy Bo Flood writes and teaches on the Navajo Reservation and is the author of several award-winning childrens books. The book is lavishily illustrated by Peterson Yazzie, a gifted Navajo artist from Greasewood, Arizona. (Hardcover, 32 pp.)