<p>McKenzie Jones is always looking for a place that she can call her own and just be accepted the way she is. To escape the daily rigors of chores and school-especially with all of its homework and stress of fitting in to a place where she was the only one that looked like she did; "Tall, red-brown skin, with dark brown hair and brown eyes." McKenzie often went to a place in her head called the "Place of Peace." Her "Place of Peace" was a place where she could be herself and feel that people would accept her. Little did she know that this place maybe a reality not just a fantasy that she has created. McKenzie embarks upon a journey of self-discover after being asked by her teacher to do a presentation in front of the class on what it is like to be a Wampanoag (Native American). To her dismay, McKenzie does not really know too much about the culture of her ancestors or about how that relates to what she goes through in 2009. In the end McKenzie learns her final lesson as she has become a young woman, learned the truth of her history, received her name, and learned the wisdom of sacrifice and sharing, her final lesson is to live in peace and abundance where ever she may be.</p>

Poneasequa - Goddess of the Waters

Children's Books

Duckworth-Elliott, Stephanie A.

Geography & Cultures

Wampum Books

When Taylor Mashonee's great-grandmother dies, the young girl uncovers a secret that has been inside of her since she was born. Taylor's grandmother gives her an ancient book that was left to her by her great-grandmother. Passed down through many generations, it tells the story of Sha'kona and her tribe's epic journey from the land of their birth to the New World. As Taylor follows the amazing fantasy-filled saga, Sha'kona learns she will soon become an extraordinary leader of her people and a messenger of hope and enlightenment throughout the New World and Taylor realizes she has a magical connection to Sha'kona. In an uplifting tale of discovery, courage, friendship and heroism, both girls experience the greatest adventure of their lives and begin to understand their strength and the importance of unity and solidarity of all people - ideals that will forever hold true.

American Indian Story: The Adventures of Sha'kona

Jana Mashonee

Stephan Galfas

Sold into slavery in the West Indies, a young Native American boy from the Wampanoag tribe yearns for freedom and a chance to return to his beloved New England home.  With his choices limited, and enemies all around him, the young man becomes the legendary Carlomagno, King of the Caribbean pirates.  He finds himself immersed in action, adventure and political intrigue.   Opposed by the fierce mercenary, Chevalier de Forteney, Carlomagno trusts his Native heart and his mighty sword to subdue any foe until he meets the mighty Anasarani!

The Pirate Prince Carlomagno

John, Hopkins

Teresa Stevens

Donald Wedge

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