Descripción
In a hauntingly poignant tale, a young Choctaw boy navigates the heart-wrenching journey of the Trail of Tears. Set against the backdrop of 1830s America, the narrative captures the turmoil faced by Native Americans as they are forcibly removed from their ancestral lands. Through rich imagery and emotional depth, the boy’s story intertwines with the struggles of his people, illuminating their resilience and spirit amid unspeakable loss.
As he adapts to a world turned upside down by displacement, the boy grapples with grief, identity, and survival. His experiences serve not only as a personal testament but also as a larger commentary on history and cultural heritage. With each page, readers are invited to witness the transformation from innocence to a deeper understanding of heritage and the profound impact of loss, making the journey both a historical reflection and a deeply human experience.
As he adapts to a world turned upside down by displacement, the boy grapples with grief, identity, and survival. His experiences serve not only as a personal testament but also as a larger commentary on history and cultural heritage. With each page, readers are invited to witness the transformation from innocence to a deeper understanding of heritage and the profound impact of loss, making the journey both a historical reflection and a deeply human experience.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
141 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
sep. 8, 2015
Editorial
Roadrunner Press
Edición
Illustrated
Ediciones
5 ediciones
ISBN-10
1937054551
ISBN-13
9781937054557