His Indian Brother
by Hazel Wilson
$6.99
$6.99
A Family Favorite
April 27, 2021
WE LOVE THIS BOOK! Every day we read. Chapter for our history lesson, my kids begged me to read more. This captivating book is well written and so fun. We absolutely loved it and will definitely be reading it again and again!
A wonderful story
June 28, 2020
My three boys (5, 7, and 9) Loved this story as a read aloud! The older two have re-read it on their own several times. They talk about it, and it has become part of their outdoor imaginative play. It’s a fun adventure that introduces cultural understanding. All-around a win!
Couldn’t put away
May 20, 2020
We started this as a read aloud, but my 8 year old wouldn’t wait for us and finished it on his own. I loved it as much as the kids did. It’s a beautiful story of friendship and adventure.
No Title
April 20, 2020
We read this book as a family read-aloud, and the whole family was engaged. This book is filled with wonderful messages, such as friendship, faith, respect, hard work, and family.
My 9-year-old son stopped me after the following passage from the book and said, “I love that; I just love that!”
“When summer has been slain by winter and her blood has stained the leaves of the oaks and maples…”
It makes a mama heart happy to see her boy (once deemed as a reluctant-reader) to be taking so much enjoyment in good and beautiful writing.
Adventure
March 16, 2020
Adventure, friendship, hardship, and family are just some of the themes in His Indian Brother. As the boys work together, learn about each other without being able to speak each other’s languages and they learn how to get along and teach each other.
Details:
Level 6
Brad and his father paddle up the river to the land they have just purchased in the wilds of Maine. After building a simple cabin and starting a garden, Brad’s father leaves to get the rest of his family. Brad is brave and industrious while his father is gone, but the young teenager starts to worry when he sees signs of Indians passing through the area. Things, however, go terribly wrong for Brad, and it appears his father may never return. Will he need the help of the Indians to survive?
Based loosely on a true experience, this exciting book shows how two very different teenage boys, both who think they are superior to the other, learn important life lessons about respect, tolerance, humility, brotherhood, hard work, and appreciation.
140 pages
This book is a suggested read-aloud for the History Year 3 course.
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