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by Dorothy Hoobler, Thomas Hoobler
This powerful historical fiction tells the story of the Cherokee people during the Trail of Tears, one of America's most significant yet often overlooked tragedies. Through engaging narrative, young readers will gain insight into the resilience, suffering, and courage of the Cherokee Nation as they faced forced removal from their homeland in 1838-1839. This book honors an important chapter of American history while helping children understand the human cost of injustice.
Silver Burdett Press
57
9780382243318
1991-01-01
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