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Many Nations: An Alphabet of Native America |
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by Joseph Bruchac
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TradeColor Paperback
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Published by BridgeWater Paperback, 1997
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27 pages
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ISBN # 0816744602
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Price: $5.95
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Booknotes
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--FREE US media mail--
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 Joseph Bruchac is a name synonymous with creative literature for the Native American youngster. He writes the text and Robert F. Goetzl contributes brilliant color pictures to Many Nations, an alphabet book depicting a variety of North American Indian nations. This book uses sentence fluency that connects the statements used to describe each letter of the alphabet.
Legends increase the romance we have with our heritage. Wampanoag villages face the dawn and Yavapai people give thanks for every sun. How do these facts relate to legend? Do stories of Indian life relate to the heritage stories of other cultures? The Many Nations alphabet and pictures increase the joy of discovering answers to these questions and presents another way of learning the alphabet.
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