Save Queen of Sheba

This gripping historical adventure follows David and his little sister, whom he calls Queen of Sheba, as they navigate the harsh realities of the Oregon Trail after a devastating Sioux Indian raid. Having lost their parents and most of their wagon train, the children must use their ingenuity and courage to find food, shelter, and safety, all while David is seriously injured. The book explores themes of resilience, sibling love, and the profound challenges of survival in the wilderness. It's a taut, realistic story that will appeal to readers interested in historical events and intense adventure. Parents should be aware of the prominent themes of violence, peril, and the implied death of loved ones.

After miraculously surviving a Sioux Indian raid on the trail to Oregon, a brother and sister set out with few provisions to find the rest of the settlers.