by Amara (Contribution by), Lilah (Author)
The beautiful letter from Chief Seattle, interactive and simplified for kids from 3 to 6. Illustrated with colorful, fun and moving images. Since this is the children version, there is lots of ice cream! Printed in capitals to help those already knowing theirs ABCs. Chief Seattle of the Suquamish tribe, probably known as Seath, was a very spiritual and articulate man. He was tall and strong and had a voice that carry over the fields. He loved the Earth as his mother and sent this letter in 1855 (maybe... most possible it was a speach. It was a long time ago!), showing the dignity, wisdom, and continuing relevance of his native continental vision. It's as a powerful plea for respect of Native American rights, future generations rights and environmental values.