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and the resilience of a mighty people: the Diné (the Navajo)

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inclusive book about making and being a friend -- the final title in the Who We Are trilogy

How the Rivermaid Grew Her Tail and Other West African and Caribbean Myths Latino she declares that all sheDiscover a world of myths and magic in How the Rivermaid Grew Her Tail, a stunning anthology that celebrates the storytelling traditions of West Africa and the Caribbean. Stories include: How George Grew Wings (USA) How Anansi Became King of All Stories (Ghana, Ivory Coast & Togo) Mango Heart (Jamaica) Why the Sun and Moon Live in the Sky (Nigeria) . . . and many more. Author Jessica Wilson gathers lyrical, interwoven folktales that have traveled