The Courage Seed

Author/creator Richardson, Jean Author
Other author Finney, Pat Illustrator
Format Electronic
Publication InfoAustin : Eakin Press
Description76 p. ill 09.000 x 06.000 in.
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Summary Annotation Mary Manygoats is a Navajo girl orphaned by a tragedy. When she comes to live with her Aunt Betsy in Houston, she faces the daunting prospect of going to a strange school where she is different from everyone else. But as Mary meets her new classmates, she quickly learns how many distinct cultures can mingle & to be proud of her own heritage. THE COURAGE SEED was inspired by the author's experiences teaching on a Navajo reservation in New Mexico & the ethnic diversity of her Houston classes. Richardson weaves traditional Navajo myths into Mary's story: the title comes from a Navajo belief that brave deeds nurture the seeds of courage planted in everyone's mind. The book includes a glossary of Navajo terms, several one-page essays on Navajo culture, & a list of books recommended for further reading. The story is illustrated by Pat Finney, a Houston artist & teacher. A good introduction to Native American culture for young readers. Ages 8-12. Order from: Eakin Press/Sunbelt Media, P.O. Box 90159, Austin, TX 78709-0159; 512-288-1771, FAX 512-288-1513.
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LCCN 93020182
ISBN9780890159026
ISBN0890159025 (Trade Cloth) Active Record
Standard identifier# 9780890159026
Stock number00008376

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