The best book is the book you have never read. One Dream, One Story,One People is one of those books, a must-read book. This book demonstrateshow the lands of Florida were wrongfully taken under a flagof truce. The book also brings to light the participation of the BlackSeminoles in the struggle of the Seminole Indians. The book makesknown the life-binding connection between the Seminole Indians andthe Black Seminoles, who lived, intermarried, fought, and even died ateach other's side.Moreover, this glorious history of Florida and Oklahoma has neverbeen told in this fashion - a story of a part Seminole, Creek Choctaw,White, Mexican, and Black woman. This is a long overdue story of epicproportion: the history of a lost people and land told through the eyesof Mrs. Rosetta Noble Finney. Mrs. Finney gives her account of eventsas she saw them and was told by relatives as a young girl.Furthermore, you will appreciate the oral tradition of story thathas been experienced by Mrs. Finney, who spent eight years on theSeminole Council as chairperson, sometimes staying as late as onea.m. on matters that were important to the Seminoles. These werehappy but also sad times. This book will redefine the word history. Theauthor would like to thank her aunts, uncles, grandparents, and greatgrandmotherEmma Carson for talking to the young people abouttheir history. May God bless all of them for passing down the historythey lived.