From Booklist Ages 5^-9. There's a careless spelling error in the text (contined for continued), but the excellent background notes on the Miwok and the story of the small, triumphant worm make this a fine purchase for most libraries. Susan Dove Lempke. Red-t
| Title | : | Two Bear Cubs: A Miwok Legend from California's Yosemite Valley |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.93 (979 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1930238584 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 36Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-17 |
| Language | : | English |
From Booklist Ages 5^-9. There's a careless spelling error in the text (contined for continued), but the excellent background notes on the Miwok and the story of the small, triumphant worm make this a fine purchase for most libraries. Susan Dove Lempke. Red-tailed Hawk finally spots the cubs on top of the mountain, but it isn't until the most insignificant of creatures, the measuring worm, tries to make the climb that the cubs are rescued. When Mother Grizzly goes searching for the cubs, all the animals she encounters try to help her. They don't even wake up when the rock begins to grow. The two cubs are endearing fellows, and although it looks odd for the animal characters to be dressed in traditional Miwok garb, a note explains that the Miwok belie
Includes notes about the life and culture of the Southern Sierra Miwok and a bibliography.. Mother Grizzly Bear thinks that her two playful cubs are wrestling and having fun along the Merced River while she is checking her fish traps. Populated with characters based on real Sierra animals, this story is about the value of all beings, the nature of courage, and the idea that being a hero has very little to do with one’s size. When she returns to join her sons, however, she discovers the cubs are nowhere to be found. It takes an unlikely hero to bring her cubs safely home. This engaging retelling of the Southern Sierra Miwok legend features the great Yosemite Valley monolith, El Capitan, and how it came to beFar from being a martinet, Dr. This book is a pretty simple and basic approach to a much a healthier and active lifestyle by offering a multitude of exercises. This world does not feel like there is one main race and everybody else is an "other". The most foolish statement I've ever heard from an adult is "children are so childish." Believe it or not you weren't born an adult, you were once a kid yourself. This was just what I wanted and didn't have to drive all over trying to find one at an airport.. The futuristic steam machines occupying a lot of space in the novel would be more to his liking. We expect other young animals (yes, we're mammals:) to act like young animals and accept that they will act that way, but adults want to drug our young adults if they don't act like grown adults. This is a great book, well written. I wish that there had been more background information on Ryan Adams as a person rather than secondhand accounts of his antics, which really don't get inside his head or even within shooting range. Oww! Oww! Owwwww! Sounds like someone has a stomachache. This photograph must have been included to remind readers that new models were not always shrouded in secrecy, and to some extent it makes you long for the old days.Whether youHe passed away in December 2014.. San Souci (1946 – 2014) was a native of California and worked with illustrators from all across the country to create children's books, but his favorite illustrator and collaborator was his brother, Daniel San Souci. They published twelve books together. Robert D
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