Historically Accurate Native American Literature Life along the southern shore of Lake Superior would be pleasant, if not for the village bully, and every Indian village had one. Unfortunately, twelve-year-old Chogan and his ten-year-old sister Kanti have the misfortune of residing in a village with two bullies. But size isn’t everything, and Chogan and Kanti’s devious tactics usually gets the best of Ahanu and Tarragon. That all changes when Kanti unwittingly bets her prized spear against Ahanu’s bear-claw necklace. If Kanti is to win the wager and reclaim her spear, she will need the assistance of Mishosha (the Magician of the Lake) and Gitche Migizi (an eagle so large men can ride on its back).Life becomes even more difficult when Chogan and Kanti come face-to-face with the Windigo—a stretch of river so treacherous villagers named it after a mythical beast that devours human flesh. During a full moon the wailing of a thousand souls can be heard within Windigo’s mournful roar. If Chogan and Kanti are not careful, their voices will be added to that number. It's not always easy to find novels that grab Austin's attention, but you knocked it out of the park. Amy B. My teacher read the book to my class and my whole entire class liked it. I loved this book because it's funny. My favorite parts were when Chogan played tricks on the bullies. I learned a bunch of facts about Indians. Rory Z, age 8 A beautiful, well-told adventure story. Highly recommended for adults as well as children. James T. I bought my grandson the 1st Chogan book. He loves it and has read it 3 times! Karen H. The voice and the characters fit the target audience perfectly, and the story edu-tains as well as entertains its readers. Nancy B. Larry Buege is a regional and international award-winning author who resides with his wife along the shore of Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.