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Sequoyah - Cover
Sequoyah
James Rumford, Houghton Mifflin Company Boston 2004
 
In Cherokee and English, this beautifully-illustrated book tells the story of Sequoyah, who invented a written form for the Cherokee language - not once, but twice! With great courage, imagination and intelligence, he persisted over the objections of his own people (in the beginning) and over the white community. His invention made possible the recording of Cherokee wisdom by the Cherokee people. The great redwoods are named in his honor. (Translated by Anna Sixkiller Huckaby)

Ages: Young School Age (5-8)
Languages: Languages other than English or Spanish, English
Book Types: Story Book, Biography
Identity Groups: Elders, Native American
Special Topics: Activism
Strands: Creative Conflict Resolution & Sense of Justice, Imagination & Playfulness