Tales from the Keeper of the Myths, Cherokee Stories for Children
iUniverse, Inc., 2003
Cherokee Legends suitable for children ages 4 through 12
"The Howell Women Saga," historical Women's fiction, co-authored by Janet Moreland and published by iUniverse, Inc., Lincoln NE. It is for adults, but is also suitable for teenagers and is comprised of the following three books: Cherokee Love, Book One, 2003
Dance in the Rain , Book Two, 2005
Song of Love, Book Three, 2006
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Shirley G. Webb
Author and Storyteller
"Welcome to all who pause here. For those of you new to my writings, I'm Shirley G. Webb, author of stories for children based on Cherokee legends, as well as historical women's novels also with a Cherokee background.Through readings, signings and educational presentations, I'm taking my stories around the USA. Explore my navigation links at the right for more information about me and my writing."International Reader's Choice Award Author
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Echo of a Dream is book one in the new "Choosing Love" series by Shirley G. Webb and Janet M. Moreland.
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Available at iUniverse.com
Shenandoah, Beautiful Daughter of the Stars
Lulu.com, 2008
A group of nine women in a book club in Connecticut got together and became "The Shannon Project." As a group, they wrote a children’s story for a little girl with leukemia.
Two of the women in the group, Shirley G. Webb and Janet M. Moreland, are part Cherokee. Shirley has published children’s stories previously, and so Shenandoah, Beautiful Daughter of the Stars was born. Janet published the book on Lulu.com from her home in Nevada.
Shenandoah, Beautiful Daughter of the Stars is a delightful story of a young Cherokee girl named Shenandoah and her friend, Takoda. Deftly written and characterized in the manner of traditional Native American legends, it tells how Shenandoah develops sensibility and courage while embracing the meaning and power of the dream catcher and the medicine bag.
Although there is some sadness in the story, love, hope, and happiness prevail. The charming cover and drawings portray interesting cultural details in the story and add dimension within the pages. Details of Indian mysticism reveal a wider, more miraculous world of childhood just as children see it and dream it. The events in this young girl’s journey into blind faith will enchant young and old alike.
Cover designer & illustrator: Laura Foltz, children’s book illustrator
Price: $9.00 plus S&H.
Buy now at Shannon's Storefront on Lulu
