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Eagle Medicine: And the Cherokee Bird Clan

Wohali, Book 2

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Eagle Medicine: And the Cherokee Bird Clan

By: Dee Nighthawk
Narrated by: Ember Lin
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This is the second book in the Wohali Book Series.

Wohali, which means Eagle in the Cherokee language, started out as the story of a seven-year-old Cherokee boy living in the 1600s. In the second book, he is now about to turn eight and he's going to show you what it was like to be an Indian in the 17th century. Wohali lives with his family in the Smokey Mountains in what is now North Carolina. He shows you his life and what they think about the world around them. He will tell you about their clans and the village he lives in, and why they were so successful surviving in the mountains.

The Wohali Book Series will follow Wohali and his family and friends as he grows into the warrior he is destined to become.

©2022 Dee Nighthawk (P)2022 Dee Nighthawk Fiction Historical Fiction Literature & Fiction
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Great second part book! In this book, Wohali is now an eight-year-old Cherokee kid in the 1600s. He spills the beans on his family, life in the Smokey Mountains, and how his crew survives there. The series promises to track Wohali growing into a warrior. It's an awesome time-travel story, showing you what it was like for Cherokee folks back in the day. If you dig history and adventures, this book's got you covered! Highly recommended!

A Great Cherokee Story

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"Eagle Medicine: And the Cherokee Bird Clan" proves to be a captivating installment in the Wohali Book Series, offering a distinctive insight into the life of a young Cherokee boy during the 17th century. Positioned as the second book in the series, it tracks the journey of Wohali, whose name translates to Eagle in Cherokee, as he nears his eighth birthday. Set against the backdrop of the Smokey Mountains in North Carolina, the narrative vividly depicts Wohali's daily experiences, familial relationships, and the worldview of his Cherokee community. The storyline explores their various clans, the dynamics of village life, and the strategies that enabled them to flourish in the challenging mountainous landscape. This audiobook creates an immersive experience, allowing listeners to journey back in time and acquire a profound understanding of the diverse cultural heritage of the Cherokee people.

Engaging

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I really enjoyed listening to the stories of Wohali. I loved the stories that were shared as they gave you a glimpse into the life of Wohali and his family and their culture. I plan to listen again with my children so they, too, will have a better understanding of the life of the Cherokee people from a child perspective. You should also listen to the 1st book in this series if you haven't already.

The Cherokee Bird Clan

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I found this book to be engaging and entertaining. I didn't have a chance to listen to the first book in this series but was still able to follow along and enjoy the story. I would definitely like to check out the first book. I found that this book strikes the perfect balance between entertainment and education, painting a vivid picture of Wohali's journey. The narration is clear and easy to follow along with.

Fantastic Story!

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I had just finished the first story about Wohali, and was ready for the second when it appeared in my in box! Yay!
It’s fascinating to view the “the place of the blue smoke” through the eyes of Wohali back in the 1600s. Learning about eagle medicine, staying in touch with the spirit and the natural world, one begins to appreciate the expanded view of reality enjoyed by the Cherokee nation. And who knew that the state of Tennessee was named as a result of a typo by an army officer?
You’ll love hearing the stories from the wandering storytellers and the metaphors and wisdom they represent.
Learning how their clan systems work and the seven clans discussed here provides additional insight into the hearts and minds of the Cherokee. The different ways pottery was made and decorated, the various sorts of ancestor knowledge passed down from generation to generation all open a window into this ancient culture.
This is a thoroughly enjoyable story (or set of stories - I hope more are planned), and I gladly recommend this latest edition as well worth your time.
DWGannett
Gannett Publishing

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