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Description
How did people come to inhabit the Earth? Were bones, collected in a basket, changed into people and scattered East, West, North, South? Perhaps animals formed the Earth from moss floating on a raft after a great flood. Or did the first woman fall through a hole in the sky to make her home on the back of a turtle? Did souls emerge from a dark underworld by climbing a grapevine? A wonderful collection of stories taken from Chuckchee, Cree, Mandan, Modoc, Mohawk, Osage, and Zuñi legends.
Praise for Bones in the Basket…
About C.J. Taylor’s books:
“Taylor tells the tale with straightforward ease: her paintings, exquisitely evocative of their primeval setting.”
– Kirkus Review
“Captivating art…particularly good for classroom discussions, as the diversity represented helps dispel the myth of a ‘generic’ Native American culture.”
– School Library Journal
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- Legends, Myths, & Fables - Other
- Fairy Tales & Folklore - Native American


