Cherokee Books

Soft Rain, a young Cherokee girl, is forced to leave her village and go on a difficult journey west. She faces challenges but eventually reunites with her family.

A Cherokee folktale that can be used to assess student knowledge of plant life cycles.

A family road trip to Cherokee, North Carolina, encounters some mishaps but ultimately leads to a fun-filled adventure.

A young girl learns about her family's Cherokee heritage and the importance of dance through the passing down of special dancing shoes.

A comparison between the homes, food, jobs, clothes, and activities of the Creek and Cherokee tribes and the author's own life.

Three fairies in an enchanted forest encounter an evil vampire, but are saved by Cherokee Indian Princess Brenda.

The story of Wilma Pearl Mankiller, the first female Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, and her journey as an activist and community developer.

A list of various Native American crafts and objects, described in both English and Cherokee.