How Two-Feather Was Saved from Loneliness: An Abenaki Legend cover

How Two-Feather Was Saved from Loneliness: An Abenaki Legend

Author: Taylor, C.J.

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Lower Grades (LG K-3)
Book Level 3.4
Points 0.5
Fiction/Nonfiction Fiction
Word Count 659
Points per Word 0.000759
Page Count 24
Points per Page 0.020833

Description

A Native American legend explaining how fire and corn came into the world.

Quick Summary

The story follows Two-Feather, a young Abenaki boy who ventures into The Forest of Evil and changes the world forever by bringing back fire and corn to his people. Kids will love the brave journey through the woods, the magical encounter that brings warmth and food to the village, and the heartwarming message about how one person's courage can help an entire community. If your kid loves "The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush" by Tomie dePaola or enjoys Native American stories, they'll absolutely adore this tale. Perfect for kids ages 5 to 8 in kindergarten through third grade, especially those who enjoy short illustrated books with meaningful messages.