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Book Description On a quiet night beneath a sky full of stars, two young girls sit by a campfire and listen. What they hear will change them forever. In a Mandan hunting camp on the open plains, Beth and Amanda meet Enoch-a large, warm-hearted man with a voice shaped by Scripture and a life touched by war. As the fire burns low, Enoch begins to tell stories-true stories-of courage, sacrifice, and a part of history too often left untold. They hear of Black Patriots-bond and free-who fought in the American Revolutionary War. Soldiers who stood in the line of battle. Spies who moved in silence. Women who risked everything to bring others to freedom. Some were remembered. Many were not. And woven through it all is the story of Cato-a boy lost in the woods, who learns that sometimes the path is not found... but shown. As the stories unfold, something mysterious appears in the night sky above them-faint, glowing images of the past-reminding the girls that history is not just something to be learned... but something to be remembered. This powerful and beautifully told story blends: Historical truth Native American storytelling tradition Faith-centered reflection Themes of courage, freedom, and purpose Perfect for readers ages 8-12, this book invites young hearts to ask: What would I do... if I were called to stand? Key Themes Courage and sacrifice Freedom and justice Faith and guidance Untold stories of Black Patriots Native American cultural storytelling A Story That Matters Some stories are not found in textbooks. But they should be remembered.

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