G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York, 1970.  Hard cover, 159 pages.  Book is near fine, binding tight, lower spine end lightly bumped.  Dust jacket with price intact is very good with tiny edge tears, a bit of toning and soil; spine a bit sunned.  Book interior is clean and unmarked with full-page black & white illustrations by Robert Parker.  ‘Bonnie Elliott is a city girl who has never known any unusual hardships. … For the first time, she must accompany her father, a historian-writer studying primitive cultures, to a Maya-Quiche Indian village deep in the Guatemalan jungles. … How a modern girl manages in a primitive village, how she teaches her absent-minded father to be more attentive, and what she learns from the golden-skinned industrious Indians, makes for an exciting story in an exotic land.’ (from front wrap)