Native American Animal Stories by Joseph Bruchac 1992 Fulcrum Publishing Indian Folk Tales Spirit Animal storybooks
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This is a very good larger paperback. 1992 Fulcrum Publishing. This copy is very good inside and out. The inside pages are still crisp and clean. The binding is tight and straight, NO creasing along spine. The cover front and back is very clean and still shiny with only light shelf wear to corners/edges. Royal octavo book size or 7" x 10" with 131 pages including Tribal Nations Descriptions.
Native American Animal Stories is a collection from Native American storytelling. It is illustrated throughout. Stories include; Silver Fox and Coyote Create Earth, How Grandmother Spider Named the Clans, The Rabbit Dance, The Deer Dance, Eagle Boy, Turtle Races with Beaver, Octopus and Raven, The Boy and The Rattlesnake, Why Coyote has Yellow Eyes and more. Included is a glossary and pronunciation key along with Tribal Nation Descriptions.
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