Ketchum, Liza. Where the Great Hawk Flies. New York: Clarion, 2005.
The two alternating narrators are two boys, one a blond-headed newcomer to a small Vermont community whose family suffered in an Indian raid during the revolutionary war a while back, the other a dark-haired son of an English man and a Pequot woman (with Mohegan [...]
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