The Boy Who Almost Lost His Name
By Mary M. Frye
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Join two Choctaw children and their grandmother on a captivating journey through their rich cultural heritage. This beautifully illustrated tale, brought to life by acclaimed Choctaw artist Norma Howard, offers a heartfelt exploration of family bonds and traditions. Originally published by the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma in 2002, this revised edition continues to inspire and educate young readers about the Choctaw way of life.
About the author
Mary M. Frye was an American poet best known for her much-loved poem 'Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep.' Her beautiful words have comforted many people and are often shared at special times. Mary enjoyed expressing her feelings through poetry and inspired others with her gentle and thoughtful writing.
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2020
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