Rewriten for today's teens by Hester Monsma; jacket and inside illustrations by Dirk Gringhuis. "The first time the big Indian, Owl Eye, saw Willie Diehl, he bestowed on the white boy the name, 'Star Eye,' and that was the name that Willie was destined to bear after his kidnapping from his parents and his sojourn with the Indians. In fact, Willie grew to be a man considering himself an Indian through and through. [...] But, somehow, Star Eye did not shake off the spiritual effects of his early life in a godly home." Dust jacket has rubbing along folds and corners, some small chipping at corners. Back cover toned with age.