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Vibrant traditions, rich histories, and strong voices-that's the Cherokee Nation. In this inspiring nonfiction book for young readers, discover more about the people, places, and culture of one of the United States' largest Indigenous groups. Explore how the Cherokee people still survive-and thrive-by safeguarding their language, reviving customs, and upholding celebrations, like the annual Cherokee National Holiday that honors their heritage. Through interactive activities and engaging features-including maps, timelines, recipes, and crafts-Cherokee author Twila M. Barnes provides young learners with important insights into the past, present, and future of the Cherokee people.
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"@pollys_granddaughter's [Twila M. Barnes'] new book for young readers is finally out, and I couldn't be more excited! Authentic, well-sourced, and accurate information about Cherokees, and it includes all three of our federally recognized Tribes! Great for younger readers, but honestly, a lot of adults could benefit from the accurate information here too! 😉 Every Cherokee family of whatever composition should have a copy, as should anyone interested in a great nonfiction work by a Cherokee citizen writer that stands proudly alongside the excellent work of @tracisorellauthor, Andrea Rogers, and others. Highly recommended!"
Daniel Heath Justice, Canada Research Chair, University of British Columbia
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- SeriesIndigenous Peoples