About This Book
Reach for this book when your child expresses curiosity about where they come from or feels a lack of confidence in their own abilities. It is an ideal bridge for children who need to see how the bravery of their ancestors can become a source of personal strength today. Through a grandfather's storytelling, the narrative illustrates how identity is woven from the courageous acts of those who came before us. Set within the Kiowa heritage, the story follows a young girl named Saygee as her great-grandfather recounts a daring adventure from his youth. The book explores themes of bravery, family pride, and the importance of oral tradition. It is perfectly suited for children aged 5 to 9, offering a gentle yet thrilling entry point into historical indigenous life. Parents will appreciate how it fosters a deep respect for elders and encourages children to find their own 'name' through persistence and heart.
