Swift Arrow

Swift Arrow

by Josephine Cunnington Edwards

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a boy and a girl and mom and dad and families the get kidnapped and indians....

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  1. 1

    The kidnapping ordeal likely subjects the family to extreme emotional and physical duress. How did the initial trauma impact each family member differently, and what strengths or weaknesses in their relationships became apparent?

  2. 2

    For the children, the boy and girl, this experience would be profoundly formative. How do you imagine the events of the book might shape their identities, their worldview, and their future outlook on life and trust?

  3. 3

    The description mentions "Indians." How does the book portray the Indigenous characters and their culture? Did your understanding or perceptions of historical interactions between settlers and Native Americans shift or deepen after reading?

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