Walking Two Worlds (PathFinders) - Bilingual Coming-of-Age Novel for Teens & Young Adults - Perfect for Multicultural Readers & Classroom Discussions

It seems that you have to be a Native American Indian to know what it means to walk in two worlds. Their own culture/language and then learning the English and their way of life. It must have been harder during Ely Parker/Hasanoanda, the Seneca days back in the 1844. Now days, it is not that hard, but still some ignorant weaker person still thinks that the First Americans are still savages, because they don't have a culture of their own and only know one language so they do not understand. I like the part that said "White men had a hard time speaking anything but English" This is a great history and educational book and will be great for a lot of younger people. Great as a gift too.