Voices of Cherokee Women (Real Voices, Real History)

The book, Voices of Cherokee Women (Real Voices, Real History), was presented as a birthday gift. The recipient was very pleased and is excited to read this book.

This is a great treatise about the role and value of women in traditional Cherokee culture. I lost my first copy and night a second. It was worth the price of both.

This was a gift for my friend and she was very pleased to receive it since she had looked through it in the bookstore and planned on buying it. She liked it so much I bought one for myself - however, I have not read it yet.

awfully glad to have this book back in my library. I was entirely satisfied with the seller.

Learned more family history.

The book is in great condition! Looks brand new, Thanks so much for you honesty and reasonable price.

It is important that we don't fall into the trap of seeing others from only our viewpoint; it is essential that we walk in another man's shoes. I was interested to learn that the Cherokee Woman's Seminary used the 'Mount Holyoke Model'; my oldest cousin Sandra Burton is a 1968 graduate of Mount Holyoke College. The author aptly closes the book w/ the testimony of Principle Chief Wilma Mankiller and her memory of what she calls 'bless-your-little-hearts-ladies': "Even at an early age, I understood that these women thought they were better than us and that they would accept us if only we were more like them."

Wonderful book, lots of real stories and details.

Me encantó el libro. Excelente edición y texto.