The Adventures of Turtle Boy and Beaver Girl

The Little People, or Yunwi Tsunsdi, hold a significant place in Cherokee culture, serving as protectors and helpers, particularly for children. Their stories, passed down through generations, emphasize their responsibilities bestowed by the Great Creator. This oral tradition parallels other cultures, such as the Irish Leprechauns, highlighting a universal theme of guardianship. The book aims to preserve this rich heritage for younger generations, reconnecting them with the cultural narratives that shape their identity, as showcased through the adventures of Turtle Boy and Beaver Girl.