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Mandie and the Cherokee Legend

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Mandie and the Cherokee Legend

By: Lois Gladys Leppard
Narrated by: Kate Forbes
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Eleven-year-old Mandie Shaw is nervous about her trip to visit her Cherokee relatives. The journey through a North Carolina mountain forest is full of dangers like stalking panthers, and she wonders if her dead father’s kinspeople will even like her once she arrives. But the trip to the Indian reservation is only the beginning of Mandie’s many adventures. When Mandie and her friends get lost in a secret cave, they discover a pile of gold left behind by a legendary Cherokee chief. Is it really cursed, as legend insists? Faced with kidnappers, thieves, and the Carolina wilderness, Mandie uses the strength she finds in her faith in God to choose the proper path - for both herself and the Cherokee people. A warm-hearted sequel to Mandie and the Secret Tunnel, Mandie and the Cherokee Legend provides all the thrills listeners of this series have come to expect, colorfully voiced by Kate Forbes’s sparkling narration.

©1983 Lois Gladys Leppard (P)2000 Recorded Books, LLC
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It was very good I love it so much thank you for making it I love it

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Great follow up. Enjoyed our road trip a little more. My kids didn't want to stop until the book was finished.

Great story for the family

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A very well written good story. Teaching to love your enemies, do good and pray to the Lord for help. Story for any ages

Teaching to love others

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a lot of twist and turns around the story. is real good listen to it if you have the time to

this is a great book must read/listen to

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This book has inspired me in so many ways and I love the movies that you made based on these books. I am sad that Lois Gladys Leopard died because then I can’t count on anymore awesome books! I love the Bible verses in the books, and you guys did a great job and I just wanted to thank you for writing this books, I love you guys!

BEST BOOK EVER

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This was a heartfelt story, read with a wonderful voice!
I look forward to more

A True Joy

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Loved😍❤❤💞 please make another Mandir adventure Mrs Lois Gladys Leppard!! They are so wonderfully writen!! I loved every word💖

This was so perfect!!👏😍😍😍😍

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Care is taken to accurately portray the area and history with some accurate Cherokee names and words, however, the story promotes the idea of "white saviorism". I was listening to it to potentially share with my students who are members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, where the book is set. It is written from an antiquated perspective and does not promote cultural awareness. ***Spoiler alert*** The little fair-skinned, 1/4 Cherokee girl without any native culture saves the day. It's exactly the narrative we should be trying to move away from. I understand this book was written before the movement towards cultural sensitivity, but it does not translate well today. Of course, this is my personal opinion.

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