Willy Whitefeathers River Book For Kids

A grandfather teaches a young Cherokee how to avoid the hard knocks of the river. All ages

Honorary Chief of the Black Creek Cherokee of Florida, river-rafter, and backwoods guide, Willy Whitefeather has lived in the wilderness for many years. When he found almost all of the how-to-survive-in-the-woods books were written for grown-ups, he sat down and wrote this book for his grandchildren and for kids everywhere so they could learn how to "make it back safe".

Willy compares life on the river to the "river of life", and shows kids how to avoid or survive the many obstacles encountered in both environments. Hand-lettered and fully illustrated in the cartoon style that made Willy's first book, Outdoor Survival Manual for Kids so popular.

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More than a parenting manual and not just an activity book, this book contains everything families need for a summer vacation spent playing, discovering and growing. Kids need time to just be kids, but with only a little effort, this summer could be the best ever.

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