People of the Breaking Day (Aladdin Picture Books)

Discover the captivating world of the Wampanoag people in the enchanting book, "People of the Breaking Day" from Aladdin Picture Books. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of their culture, as author Marcia Sewall weaves together a beautiful tale of gratitude, unity, and the beauty of nature. With its vivid descriptions and stunning illustrations, this book brings to life the ancient traditions and beliefs of the Wampanoag tribe, transporting readers to a time when two distinct cultures were about to collide.

Journey with us as we go back in time to when the Pilgrims first landed on the shores of southeastern Massachusetts. Through the eyes of the Wampanoag people, experience the arrival of the new day, marked by the rising sun, Nippa'uus. Feel the warmth and light that he brings, and join in their gratitude for his return each morning. Understand the deep connection the Wampanoags had with nature, as they saw themselves as brothers sharing the earth with all living beings - from the four-legged, the swimming, and flying creatures, to the little crawling ones, and even the flowers, trees, and rocks.

Marcia Sewall's masterful storytelling and her exquisite illustrations will transport you to this fascinating era in American history. Her words flow like poetry, capturing the pride and natural beauty of the Wampanoag people. Each page glows with life and light, bringing to life the vibrant culture and traditions of this indigenous tribe. "People of the Breaking Day" is a powerful reminder of the importance of understanding and embracing different cultures, and it is a book that will surely captivate readers of all ages.

Take a journey through history and immerse yourself in the world of the Wampanoag people. Order your copy of "People of the Breaking Day" now and experience the magic of this enchanting book, available here. Let the words and illustrations of Marcia Sewall take you back in time to a world where cultures collided, and where the beauty of nature and the unity of mankind were celebrated.