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A thousand years ago, two Cherokee teenagers were forced to endure hardship, danger, peril, natural and unnatural disasters, and scorn for simply being teenagers. They lived in an unforgiving world run by a harsh and dictatorial society but still managed to find meaning in their lives. They found that a good friendship provides strength, and loyalty to one s friend ensures survival. Then, through a series of unfortunate circumstances, they learned that they had what it takes to be an adult. This is a story about one short summertime in the lives of a boy called Red Wolf and a girl named Summer Flower.

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Donald K. Harris is a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation and resides in Oklahoma. As a person with Native American heritage, he has chosen to tell the stories of the ancestral people and how they lived. He has studied the various tribes that once called the Mississippi Delta home and found their cultures to be fascinating and rich with life. He tells stories about their interactions with each other and sometimes tales about their first contact with the white man. Donald attempts to bring the people who came before us to life, and he does so through tales of their personal relationships. Donald K. Harris has been a Marine Corps Drill Instructor, a Master ASE certified technician, a Vocational Educator, and a Reliability Engineer specializing in mine haul equipment. His writing is a hobby that he likes to share with other people.

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