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161 pp.
| McElderry
| April, 2003
|
TradeISBN 0-689-85287-8$$17.95
(3)
4-6
Illustrated by
James Watts.
Curry has carefully researched and sensitively retold tales from fourteen Native American nations. Attractive pencil drawings enhance the stories, which were originally told to explain physical phenomena and events and to teach lessons of discipline and self-respect. Included are brief notes on the Indian nations and source notes for the twenty-six tales.
143 pp.
| McElderry
| June, 2001
|
TradeISBN 0-689-83595-7$$17.00
(2)
4-6
Illustrated by
James Watts.
The history and culture of the Southeastern indigenous peoples have been infrequently conveyed in children's books, but these twenty-seven stories are familiar as well as new. Curry provides a quick history of each of the sixteen peoples with whom the stories originated. Readers will find enticing images and bits of mystery in this felicitous collection, and many storytellers will find at least one new story for their repertoires.
Reviewer: Margaret A. Bush
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
September, 2001
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