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Crow and Weasel

by Barry Lopez

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Publisher Comments:

"A brilliantly written and totally original New World adventure." - Jean Craighead George

Long ago, when people and animals spoke the same language, two young men left their tribe to make an adventurous voyage through the wilderness, into the unknown northland. Set in the mythic past and inspired by the traditions of the North American Plains people, this fable of self-discovery follows Crow and Weasel as they face unfamiliar perils on a quest for knowledge and wisdom. Conquering their innermost fears, the two heroes come of age and learn more than they ever could have imagined--about humanity's relationship to the land, the importance of respecting other peoples and giving thanks, and even the ery nature of friendship itself.

Synopsis:

"A brilliantly written and totally original New World adventure" (Jean Craighead George), about two young men of the Northern Plains "who undertake a journey through unexplored wilderness to the tundra and back" ("The New Yorker"). Full color.

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About the Author

Barry Lopez has been awarded the National Book Award. He lives in Oregon. Tom Pohrt has illustrated several books, including FSG's Coyote Goes Walking, his retelling of four Native American trickster tales. He lives in Boston.

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Product Details

ISBN:

9780374416133

ill.:

Pohrt, Tom

Author:

Pohrt, Tom

Illustrator:

Campbell Pearson, Tracey

Author:

Lopez, Barry Holstun

Author:

Lopez, Barry

Author:

Pohrt, Tom

Publisher:

Farrar Straus Giroux

Location:

New York

Subject:

Fiction

Subject:

Animals

Subject:

Animals - General

Subject:

Indians of north america

Subject:

Fairy Tales & Folklore - Native American

Subject:

Children s Folk Tales-North American

Subject:

Legends, Myths, & Fables - Other

Subject:

People & Places - United States - Native American

Subject:

Children s-General

Copyright:

1998

Edition Number:

Sunburst ed.

Edition Description:

Storybook

Series Volume:

no. 91-9.

Publication Date:

19980931

Binding:

TRADE PAPER

Grade Level:

Children/juvenile

Language:

English

Illustrations:

Full-color illustrations throughout

Pages:

80

Dimensions:

8.86 x 7 x 0.32 in 0.5 lb

Age Level:

09-12

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Product details 80 pages Sunburst - 1998-09-08 English 9780374416133 Reviews:

"Synopsis" by Libri, "A brilliantly written and totally original New World adventure" (Jean Craighead George), about two young men of the Northern Plains "who undertake a journey through unexplored wilderness to the tundra and back" ("The New Yorker"). Full color.