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Remember My Name

The story of one Cherokee girl's dangerous journey to escape the Indian Removal of 1838. Author Sara Banks incorporates many real people into this book and has written an exciting story that will capture children's imaginations and teach them about Native American history at the same time. Line drawings.

Genre
historical fiction
Themes
childhood
Setting
american south
Audience
childrens
Length
short · 115 pages

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