Little Bear (eBook, ePUB) - Daniel Phelps
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Little Bear is a coming-of-age story of a boy growing up when America was just beginning to expand. This book tells his journey of becoming brave in the Cherokee nation as the white men were just beginning to move west into the Tennessee Valley. He must learn of bigotry and hatred. Follow Little Bear as he meets new friends and enemies, learns a new language, gets a new girlfriend and becomes endeared to the new people he discovers while becoming brave. Follow his attempts to mollify his own people. See how he uses all
that he learns to win for his people.

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Produktbeschreibung
Little Bear is a coming-of-age story of a boy growing up when America was just beginning to expand. This book tells his journey of becoming brave in the Cherokee nation as the white men were just beginning to move west into the Tennessee Valley. He must learn of bigotry and hatred. Follow Little Bear as he meets new friends and enemies, learns a new language, gets a new girlfriend and becomes endeared to the new people he discovers while becoming brave. Follow his attempts to mollify his own people. See how he uses all

that he learns to win for his people.

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Autorenporträt
Daniel Phelps is a father of five, (biological children) and seven, (treated me like a Dad). A host of grandchildren. Army brat, Viet-nam veteran. I have been a student of human behavior all of my life. There are no degrees for my studies, nor should there be. It is not an academic science, but a lifetime of observation of how people interact with each other.