Casey and Kiley’S Native American Adventure

By Mike Keenan

Brother and sister Casey and Kiley go back in time again. In this adventure, they travel back in time to North America before it was discovered by European explorers. They face fierce, wild animals and help a Native American boy who is injured.
History comes alive as they explore a world without pollution, learn about Native American culture, and learn the origins of lacrosse. The two children work together as a team, show respect for the environment, and do the right thing despite the dangers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Sep 12, 2018
• ISBN: 9781532055652

Mike Keenan

Mike Keenan is a loving father who writes stories to entertain his family.

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2018909659

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CASEY AND KILEY’S

NATIVE AMERICAN

ADVENTURE

CONTENTS

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Afterword

CHAPTER ONE

Warm sunlight filtered down through the branches of tall trees. Small birds hopped from branch to branch chirping in high pitched voices. Water gurgled nearby as it rushed through a rocky stream bed. A squirrel scampered along the carpet of leaves that covered the forest floor. Suddenly the squirrel stopped and sat back on its hind legs and sniffed the air.

Quiet, Casey, said a little girl who was sitting on a fallen, hollow log next to a young boy. You’re going to scare away that squirrel.

Where? I don’t see it, Kiley.

Right there, she said and pointed at a small bush.

I see it, he said. Reaching into his pocket, Casey pulled out an acorn and threw it towards the squirrel. The squirrel turned to run and then saw the acorn. It quickly ran over, put the acorn in its mouth and ran up the thick trunk of a nearby tree.

Food for the winter, said Casey.

I’m bored, Casey, said Kiley. We have been coming to the log now for the last three weeks and there is no sign of Tuttle. Is he ever going to come back?

I think he will, answered Casey. He told us that he started all of his assignments from this log so he will be back when he starts his next one. When we went on our first adventure, we found him by accident. We just need to be patient.

OK. But I’m still bored.

Are you afraid of going on another adventure? I know the last one was pretty scary.

No. That was an amazing adventure! Going back to the time of the dinosaurs was the most awesome thing I have ever done.

Casey and Kiley had come to this place four months ago and stopped to eat their lunch inside the same fallen, hollow log they were sitting on. While they were eating their lunch, a blue light began to glow inside the log and they met an alien, mechanical blue bird call Tuttle. At first, they were scared and then they were fascinated. Tuttle told them that he worked as an Observer for the Monitors. Tuttle explained that the Monitors evaluated data collected by the Observers. He said that Observers like him were placed on planets all over the universe.

Tuttle told them that he was assigned to their