Pocahontas: The Prophecy of Doom tells the thrilling story of a young Native American girl who saved the first English colony in Virginia and shaped the destiny of her people for ever. There was a prophecy talked of amongst the Native Americans of Virginia - a prophecy that one day a nation would spring from a certain spot on Chesapeake Bay and and destroy them. When ships land there in April 1607, Chief Powhatan wants the intruders killed and when their leader, John Smith, is captured, he orders his execution. But Pocahontas bravely intervenes and persuades her father to befriend the foreigners, learning English to act as translator and helping the newcomers survive the bitter winters in the strange land. But are they to be trusted or will the prophecy come true? Pocahontas learns that bringing two cultures together comes at a cost in this exciting addition to the Before They Were Famous series.

 

This book is part of a book series called Before They Were Famous .

There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published 2009 by Walker Books Ltd .

Caroline Corby is a debut author - Cleopatra: Escape Down the Nile is her very first book. She is now a full-time writer and also sits as a magistrate; previously she had a successful career in banking. Caroline has three daughters aged nine, eleven and thirteen and lives in London.