Caleb's Crossing

Caleb's Crossing explores the story of Caleb Cheeshateaumauk, the first Native American to graduate from Harvard College in 1665, through the perspective of Bethia, a young girl from a neighboring community. Set during a time of initial contact between Native Americans and English settlers, the novel delves into themes of cultural crossing and personal discovery as Caleb navigates the challenges of entering white society, while Bethia grapples with her faith, gender roles, and her own connection to Caleb's world.