Book cover titled Choctaw Code Talkers: Elite Secret Messengers of World War I from the Elite Military Units series. The illustration shows three Choctaw soldiers in uniform working at a communications table inside a tent during rainy weather. One soldier is speaking into a field telephone, another is writing in a notebook by lantern light, and a third stands nearby. A pinned black-and-white photo of three soldiers is shown above the title. Written by Blake Hoena and illustrated by Maddi Coyne.
Capstone Press

Choctaw Code Talkers: Elite Secret Messengers of World War I

$9.00

Description

By Blake A Hoena
Paperback

In this action-packed graphic novel, readers discover the incredible story of the Choctaw Code Talkers during World War I. When the U.S. Army needed a way to communicate military plans securely, they turned to a group of Choctaw soldiers to use their native language to create unbreakable codes. Follow these brave individuals as they fight on the front lines and outsmart the enemy using their little-known language as a secret weapon. Their efforts helped change the course of World War I and paved the way for future Indigenous code talkers. With dynamic illustrations and gripping text, this nonfiction graphic novel brings history to life for young readers.

Dimensions:

7.00 x 0.08 x 9.00 inches

Reading Age:

8 - 9 years

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