The Sign of the Beaver

By: Elizabeth George Speare

Narrated by: Greg Schaffert

At just 12 years old, Matt must face serious challenges in the Maine wilderness while awaiting his father's return to their cabin.

When he is saved from a terrifying bee swarm attack by an Indian chief and his grandson Attean, Matt gains a valuable friend in the young Indian boy.

As the boys become closer and learn new skills from each other, Matt must face a heart-wrenching decision when the tribe decides to move north. Is it time for Matt to move on with Attean's tribe and give up hope of his family ever returning?©2004 Elizabeth George Speare; (P)2008 Random House, Inc.

Whole Family Enjoyed This

I have a sone going into fifth grade. He is dyslexic so I wanted a grade and age appropriate book that he could share when discussing summer reading. He loved this book for the adventures of the woods and the relationships of different cultures coming together.
I think I enjoyed it as much as my son.

This book was a very Exciting the first few pages were fantastic and a little funny over all it was a

great book some were very nice I don’t have any complaints about this book I think if you want to learn/be entertained about how things were back then you should try it but at first ( like most books ) does not seem that entertaining but it’s very entertaining.On top of all of that if you read this you will hear the people in the story talk a lot about how they are separated. But like I said it’s a very good book! You should read it! Also you might not like it this book does not have to be for every one.But try to read it and if your on chapter 11 and you still don’t like it you don’t have to read it.

Highly recommended

Excellent story. Immediately reminded me of my 12 yo grandson and his sister. Called to tell them and they had already read it!

Awesome family experience

We listened as a family ages 7-11 and it was incredible for helping learn different perspectives and deepen gratitude and appreciation.

Beautiful tale of survival

I love that it is based on a true story. It was so beautiful that the Indians taught a boy alone in the wilderness so much.so much.