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Kou-Skelowh/We are the People
A collection of original legends told in a strong rhythmic language, this new revised edition of Kou-Skelowh/We Are the People features the Okanagan language and uses stories to teach readers about the values of sharing, self-sacrifice and reverence for life in all forms.
Barb Marchand’s vital, expressive watercolours bring the creatures alive. Her adroit portrayal of self-important Coyote in the telling but hilarious How Names Were Given adds to his personality. The touching humanity of this story is the stuff of great legends. And Marchand’s illustrations echo the compassionate but musical voice that tells this story.
– Elizabeth MacCallum, Children’s Book Reviewer, The Globe and Mail
– Elizabeth MacCallum, Children’s Book Reviewer, The Globe and Mail
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Details
Dimensions:
88 Pages
9.9in * 7.9in * 0.4in
300gr
Published:
August 01, 2010
City of Publication:
Penticton
Country of Publication:
CA
Publisher:
ISBN:
9781894778664
Book Subjects:
JUVENILE FICTION / People & Places / Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island / General
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Language:
eng
sal
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