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Fire Hollow — Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel
FIRE HOLLOW
By
Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel
A place of foreboding …
Where cultures collide and legends are born …
Jeets Weekum, a powerful Medicine Woman, foretold that her son, Wolf, would be a messiah to his people. After her death, he is taken from their Indian reservation to a school in Fire Hollow, a place so feared that its true name is seldom spoken. Forced into the white man's world, twelve-year-old Wolf must learn to conquer his fears and adapt to the changing world around him.
Praise for Fire Hollow:
“style, humor, and a remarkable clarity of vision. . . luminous prose and storytelling voice” -Joseph Bruchac, Winner of the American Book Award for Breaking Silence, Abenaki Elder
“an imaginative gem” --David Silverman, Associate Professor, Department of History, George Washington University
“a riveting, imaginative and sobering tale” --Linford D. Fisher, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Brown University
“one of our most imaginative and most important writers.” --Siobhan Senier, Hayes Chair, Center for the Humanities,University of New Hamshir
“Fire Hollow reveals a page of New England history rarely confronted in its literary works.” --Lisa Brooks, Assistant Professor of History and Literature, Folklore and Mythology, Harvard University
By
Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel
A place of foreboding …
Where cultures collide and legends are born …
Jeets Weekum, a powerful Medicine Woman, foretold that her son, Wolf, would be a messiah to his people. After her death, he is taken from their Indian reservation to a school in Fire Hollow, a place so feared that its true name is seldom spoken. Forced into the white man's world, twelve-year-old Wolf must learn to conquer his fears and adapt to the changing world around him.
Praise for Fire Hollow:
“style, humor, and a remarkable clarity of vision. . . luminous prose and storytelling voice” -Joseph Bruchac, Winner of the American Book Award for Breaking Silence, Abenaki Elder
“an imaginative gem” --David Silverman, Associate Professor, Department of History, George Washington University
“a riveting, imaginative and sobering tale” --Linford D. Fisher, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Brown University
“one of our most imaginative and most important writers.” --Siobhan Senier, Hayes Chair, Center for the Humanities,University of New Hamshir
“Fire Hollow reveals a page of New England history rarely confronted in its literary works.” --Lisa Brooks, Assistant Professor of History and Literature, Folklore and Mythology, Harvard University
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