Summary:
The book is a vibrant celebration of contemporary Cherokee culture, following a year of seasonal festivals, activities, and experiences, expressing gratitude with the refrain "otsaliheliga," meaning "we are grateful." It showcases the traditions and values of the Cherokee community through the eyes of a young narrator, highlighting the importance of gratitude and community in their daily life.
Key points:
1. Gratitude: "We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga" focuses on the importance of gratitude in Cherokee culture.
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