Merisha Sequoia Clark
Merisha Sequoia Clark is a Choctaw artist. Born in 1987 and raised under the redwoods in Sonoma County, California, Merisha emerged from the mossy forest floor and her huge, loving family with a belief that she could create beautiful things, change the world and inspire people to love. Her paintings and illustrations are infused with a bold optimism and tender intimacy with the world around her.
Kids Books (2)
Lela and the Butterflies
$20.95
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Hardcover
ISBN / Barcode: 9781630763824
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Lela loves butterflies. When Lela takes a nature walk with Ranger Maggie, she learns that butterflies need help. Lela's small steps in butterfly conservation start with a butterfly garden of nectar and host plants, but she doesn't stop there and ends up spreading her love for butterflies throughout the community. A simple guide to planting a butterfly garden is also included.
Reviews
Beautifully written and illustrated, Lela and the Butterflies is jam-packed with interesting facts about butterfly biology, ecology and butterfly gardening, craftily woven into the story of a little girl named Lela who loves butterflies. The book is so entertaining and appealing that readers young and old will acquire butterfly knowledge without even realizing that they are learning. - Johanna Davey, Hershey Gardens
Educator Information
Recommended for ages 5 to 9.
Additional Information
32 pages | 8.49" x 10.36"
The Cloud Artist: A Choctaw Tale (1 in stock, Out of Print)
$23.95
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Format:
Hardcover
Text Content Territories:
Indigenous American; Native American; Choctaw;
ISBN / Barcode: 9781937054748
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Born with the gift of painting with the clouds, Leona, a little Choctaw girl, uses the Oklahoma sky as her canvas to the delight of her people. When a traveling hawker hears about her talent and invites her to join the carnival, the Cloud Artist must make a decision about what kind of artist she wants to be.
Additional Information
32 pages | 10.75" x 8.75"
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