Description: Written for reluctant readers, this debut young adult novel by Barbara Hay introduces one of America's first Native American civil rights activists: Chief Standing Bear of the Ponca Nation. After a boy witnesses a crime against a Native American, a white eagle leads him through four lessons, causing the 15-year-old to rethink all he once knew of Native Americans and friendship. Will he have the courage to carry on the work of Chief Standing Bear?
Review Quotes: ." . . the story and history are solid." -- Meera Patel "RT Book Reviews"