When the Night Bird Sings
When the Night Bird Sings by Joyce Sequichie Hifler is a reissue edition published by Council Oak Books on September 1, 2004. This 176-page book presents a collection of vignettes that recount the author’s childhood experiences in Cherokee Country, highlighting the lessons learned from her elders and the Great Spirit. Hifler’s writing reflects her deep appreciation for nature and the spiritual aspects of contemporary Native American life.
Readers will find a gracefully written narrative that explores themes of social life and customs among North American Indians, as well as the biographies of Indian women in the United States. Through her personal stories, Hifler captures the universal magic of childhood and the profound insights gained from her upbringing. This edition invites readers to engage with the rich cultural heritage and spirituality that shape her experiences.
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In this collection of luminous vignettes, beloved inspirational writer Joyce Sequichie Hifler, author of A Cherokee Feast of Days and Think on These Things, tells for the first time the story of her own childhood spent in Cherokee Country. From a family so poor that an eight-dollar monthly check was a godsend, Hifler shares the profound lessons she learned from her elders and from the Great Spirit. A gracefully written story of contemporary Native American life and spirituality, When the Night Bird Sings soars with trademark Hifler insight, a poignant appreciation for nature, and the universal magic of childhood.
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