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Hallmark: The American Girl Collection

Long before Kaya could see the waterfalls on the river ahead, she began to hear their voices. She and her family were riding over hot, dry plans, so the murmur of running water was a sweet promise. But as they rode closer to the river, that murmur grew into a powerful song, like many men drumming.

Kaya made her way through the many villages crowded along the shore. She saw people from the coast trading dried shellfish, shell beads, cedar-root baskets, and canoes. People from the south had brought bowls of black stone and baskets of water-lily seeds to trade.

And the people who lived in the midlands, like Kaya's people, traded elk and buffalo robes, kouse and camas cakes, and horses.

Kaya Shows the Way talks about how in the summer, many bands of Nimiipuu travel to the river to catch salmon and trade with all the other people who are there to do the same. It's where Kaya will reunite with her sister, Speaking Rain, every summer from now on. Speaking Rain has chosen to spend part of the year living with her parents and siblings, and with her adoptive Salish mother White Braids.

So many changes have happened in Kaya's life since the day she earned the nickname Magpie! Friends have come and gone, and Kaya's heart has broken or healed each time. But wherever she goes, and however she grows, home is always close by.

Zuzu and Marisol were so thrilled to perform in the AGIG recital on instagram!

and happy pride from the cutest couple!