I read this book when I was about 10, and it used to be my favorite book ever. I loved everything about it - the story of Pocahontas (who was a current favorite hero of mine), the exciting story, the history, even the cover.
Every middle schooler has to read this book!
Also read - Squanto: Friend of the Pilgrims by the same author. ( )

Written as a story, in third person. Many nice black and white line drawings by Peter Burchard.

This is just a little biography of Pocahontas for the kiddies. It's nothing spectacular--mere waiting room material. The book has two main sections: the first focuses on the events surrounding her interaction with Captain John Smith, the second picks up a few years later and tells of her marriage and eventual trip to England. She had an interesting life, which makes it worth reading. I was left wanting to know more. I don't know, however, if that's a weakness of the book or more reflective of the fact that I'm a grown up and the book is written for kids.
--J. ( )

This book is about a Indian girl named Pocahontas. ( )