Sleep With the Wolf - Walk With the Bear

By Carolyn Cheatham

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965123243
• ISBN13: 9780965123242
• Release Date: May 1998
• Publisher: Ammons Communications Ltd
• Length: 154 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.5" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

i know....

In real life, Annie is my grandmother. I found her book very profound, and it relates to actaul events that i can recall stories about as a child. It felt great to read my grand mothers story from the eyes of Annie. At the end of the book, I cam to love Annie, as only a child can do. I praised my grandmother for her efforts in writing, and i hope to follow in her footsteps. Sleep with the wolf, Walk with the bear inspired me in every way possible.

Deep into the subconscious mind

The books character, Annie, is a lost woman who is found. Found with help from the spirit world who medium through the animals in the woods around her. I loved the concept behind the story. I feel that it would be a good book to put in school libraries as part of American Indian studies. How they think and feel, communicate and think. The author must have been a good mother. She writes in a profound educational manner.

A Strong and Purposeful Woman

This book was recommended to me and the reading was inspiring. The chapters display a gentle woman of determination. Her dedication is profound, and it is observed and answered.I am touched by this communication, and re-read it, from time to time, for new insight. I will carry it in my consciousness always. Many good lessons to consider, and many thank yous to Walks Alone.

Truth In Fiction

There is so much spiritual truth woven into this story that I'm sure it must be Ms. Cheatham's own story. If so; she is a most courageous woman. It should be required reading for all Native Americans and anyone that thinks they may have even one drop of Indian Blood running through their veins. I loved it and hope Walks Alone continues to write. How about a sequel or wouldn't this make a fantastic movie? Go Girl, Go!