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How Rabbit Tricked the Buzzards
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Text Content Territories: Indigenous American; Native American; Lumbee;
Grade Levels: Preschool; Kindergarten; 1; 2;
ISBN / Barcode: 9781570674259

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Long ago, when the buzzards were keepers of the fire, they were very stingy. On a frigid winter night Rabbit was freezing, he pleaded with the buzzards to share the warmth of their fire. The buzzards refused, yelling "This is our fire!" The playful Northwest Wind saw rabbit hopping slowly away, it decided to play tricks on Rabbit to make him even colder. Rabbit realized that If he wanted to get warm, and share the warmth with the other animals, he must come up with a clever plan.

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Recommended for Grades 2 and under.

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40 pages | 9.00" x 9.00" | Paperback 

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How the Oceans Came to Be
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Text Content Territories: Indigenous American; Native American; Lumbee;
Grade Levels: Kindergarten; 1; 2;
ISBN / Barcode: 9781939053442

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In this delightful Lumbee story, clever Rabbit outsmarts a selfish Great Snapping Turtle. When Rabbit discovers many animals could not find water, he sets out to solve the mystery. What he finds is the Great Snapping Turtle blocking the water of the Mother Spring. When the stubborn turtle refuses to move, Rabbit figures out a way to let the water flow. As the water flowed to all creatures, it also created the oceans of Turtle Island.

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Recommended for grades 2 and under.

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40 pages | 8.00" x 10.00" | Paperback

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