Powwow Day

Experience the power of community and the healing journey of a young girl in "Powwow Day"! This uplifting and contemporary Native American story follows River, who is recovering from illness and is unable to dance at the powwow this year. Will she ever dance again? Join River on her inspiring journey as she learns the importance of support and the sense of belonging that comes from being part of a loving community.

Written by Traci Sorell, a member of the Cherokee Nation, and beautifully illustrated by Madelyn Goodnight from the Chickasaw Nation, "Powwow Day" is a must-read for both Native Americans and non-Native visitors. Immerse yourself in the rich history and functions of powwows, a common tradition that spans across the United States and Canada. Learn how these vibrant celebrations bring people together, fostering unity and understanding.

Discover the true meaning of resilience and the power of coming together. Whether you're a beginning reader or a lover of heartwarming stories, "Powwow Day" will transport you into a world of cultural appreciation and empathy. Get your copy now and embark on a journey of healing, community, and the joy of dance!

Get your copy of Powwow Day and experience the heartwarming tale of River's resilience and the transformative power of powwows.