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This book contains an adapted text of the adventure novel Oceola, Chief of the Seminoles (1858) by the prominent Anglo-Irish-American writer Thomas Main Reid (1818-1883). The story is set in the 1930s in Florida during the Second Seminole War. George and Virginia Randolph, the children of an impoverished planter whose ancestors were Indians, meet the noble Powello (Oceola), who turned out to be the leader of the Seminole tribe. The main intrigue of the work is connected with the tragic love of Virginia and Oceola and George's struggle for the right to marry the Mayumi Indian woman.

The text is accompanied by a system of exercises designed to test understanding of the content of the reading, to practice and consolidate vocabulary and grammatical structures, and to promote the development of children's speech skills and creativity. The exercises are designed to meet the modern requirements of foreign language teaching methods.

The book includes a final test and an English-Ukrainian dictionary. It is intended for students of secondary and specialised schools, gymnasiums, lyceums, as well as a wide range of readers who learn English on their own.