Time of the Eagle is an engaging story for readers aged 8-12, set in the late 1700s, about a 13-year-old Autumn Dawn and her little brother, Coyote Boy. Survivors of a smallpox epidemic, the two Ojibwe youngsters are forced to make a dangerous winter journey through the northwoods, alone, in search of a friendly village.
Founded 1993, Midwest Traditions is a nonprofit children’s book publisher based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Titles have won or been finalists for many national and regional awards, including the Benjamin Franklin Award, Great Lakes Book Award, Minnesota Book Award, and others.
Blue Horse Books was launched as an imprint in 2004.
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