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32 pp.
| Kids Can |
January, 1998 |
TradeISBN 1-55074-373-2
(3)
K-3
A loon at dawn, an eagle at noon, a wolf at night--an Ojibway grandfather and grandson encounter these animals in this smoothly written story about a modern-day Native family's wilderness outing. Realistic illustrations capture the closeness of the intergenerational relationship and the quiet beauty of nature. Intricate renderings of traditional Ojibway beadwork complement the text.