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Taylor, Drew Hayden. The Buz’Gem Blues.
Talon Books. ISBN: 0-88922-462-5 This is an outrageous, often farcical examination of both Native and non-Native stereotypes in one of the plays that have become his "Blues Quartet." |
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Taylor, Harriet Peck. 1997. When Bear Stole the
Chinook. New York: Farrar, Strauss Giroux. ISBN: 0-374-30589-7 This is an adaptation of a Blackfoot (Siksika) tale. When the warm wind that brings Spring does not arrive, a young boy finds out from Magpie that Bear has stolen the wind. The boy and his animal friends visit the Bear’s den to try to get the Chinook back. |
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Thomas, Marjorie W. 2000. Bidii. Salina Bookshelf
Inc. ISBN: 1-893354-16-4 “Bidii” means “greedy”. This is the story of a young boy who likes to show off in front of his friends. He learns, however, that he should not be greedy or show off. |