1806, Near the Mouth of the Columbia River
...born to a white trader and an Indian mother, ten-year-old Miriam, and her twin brother, Moses, are comfortable in both cultures. When they have a brush with a wild kitty, Miriam wants to make it a pet, but Moses would rather get even with it for scratching him. A strange visitor complicates the problem when he wants to have the cat so it can be offered as a sacrifice. Miriam and Moses must find the wisdom and courage to do the right thing.
When you read The Boston Kitty you will:
-Learn about the times and traditions of Northwest Native Americans and early American traders
-Have a better understanding of what it means to share something that is valuable to you with someone else
-Be able to interact with the study questions at the end of the book
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