Blood Brothers

"Blood Brothers" explores the unlikely friendship between Buffalo Bill Cody and Lakota chief Sitting Bull, centered around their collaboration in Cody's Wild West show in 1885. This award-winning nonfiction narrative delves into the cultural clash of the Great Plains, highlighting the shared experiences that formed their ironic political alliance. With thorough research and engaging storytelling, Deanne Stillman reveals the dynamics of their relationship, the context of Native American rights during that era, and the impact of their partnership on history. The book presents a unique perspective on how two iconic figures crossed cultural barriers to connect as human beings.