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Sequoyah: The Cherokee Man Who Gave His People Writing (Robert F. Sibert Informational Book Honor (Awards)),New Bittlingmayer This Collection Of 642 SillyA 2005 Sibert Honor Bookthe Story Of Sequoyah Is The Tale Of An Ordinary Man With An Extraordinary Ideato Create A Writing System For The Cherokee Indians And Turn His People Into A Nation Of Readers And Writers. The Task He Set For Himself Was Daunting. Sequoyah Knew No English And Had No Idea How To Capture Speech On Paper. But Slowly And Painstakingly, Ignoring The Hoots And Jibes Of His Neighbors And Friends, He Worked Out A System That Surprised