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The Double Life of Pocahontas

Jean Fritz
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Duration
2h 14m
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Blackstone Publishing

About

Pocahontas was the special favorite of her father, the great chief Pawhatan. And when the English settlers came to Virginia, she became a "sister" to Captain John Smith, who was "adopted" into her tribe. She was permitted to move freely between the Indian and white worlds, and her life seemed perfect. But soon there was trouble. Pocahontas was kidnapped by the settlers, who forced her to live like a white woman. She yearned for her father to meet the colonists' demands so all would be well again. But before Pocahontas made peace, she would be asked to turn her back on everything she loved-and to leave her Indian world behind forever.

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  • General (Juvenile Fiction)
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  • Native American (Juvenile Nonfiction)
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • General (Historical)
  • Historical (Juvenile Fiction)
  • General (Biographical)
  • Biographical
  • General (Places)
  • Places
  • Historical (Biography & Autobiography)
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  • Colonial & Revolutionary Periods
  • United States

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    Jean FritzAuthor
    Melissa HughesReader

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