What the Eagle Sees

Reach for this book when your child starts asking deeper questions about history, justice, and the true stories of the land they live on. It is an essential resource for parents who want to move beyond surface-level history to explore the sophisticated societies and courageous resistance of Indigenous peoples. Through a blend of oral traditions, biographies, and historical records, the book highlights how Turtle Island's original inhabitants survived and thrived despite invasion. While it addresses difficult truths about colonialism, the narrative remains rooted in resilience and pride. It is an empowering choice for middle-schoolers (ages 9-14) who are developing their own sense of justice and want to understand the world through a more inclusive, honest lens.