Panther Glade

Panther Glade by Helen Cavanagh is a First Edition published by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers in 1993. This 147-page book, written in English, follows the story of Bill, who is upset when his parents leave him with his Aunt Cait for the summer. As an archaeologist in Key Marco, Florida, Aunt Cait wants Bill to assist her with a dig at an Indian burial mound, setting the stage for an unexpected journey of discovery.
In this narrative, Bill’s initial reluctance transforms when he meets Grant, a Calusa Indian, who introduces him to the captivating legends of the past. The story explores themes of adventure and cultural heritage, as Bill learns to embrace his surroundings and the rich history of Native American culture. Readers will find a blend of juvenile fiction that highlights the significance of people and places in the United States, making it a thoughtful exploration of identity and connection to history.
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Bill is furious when his parents leave him with his Aunt Cait for the summer. Aunt Cait is an archaeologist living in Key Marco, Florida, and she expects him to help with her latest dig, an Indian burial mound. Bill is timid and indoorsy, until he meets Grant, a Calusa Indian, who turns the legends of the past into thrilling adventure stories.
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