
Sacred song of the hermit thrush : a Mohawk story / by Tehanetorens ; illustrated by David Fadden.
Available copies
- 0 of 1 copy available at Sage Library System. (Show)
- 0 of 1 copy available at Hood River County Library District.
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Summary:
"Long ago, when the birds had no songs, only man could sing. When the Great Spirit walked on the Earth, he noticed a great silence. He realized the birds had no songs. He devised a great game and told the birds who ever could fly the highest, would receive a very beautiful song. But not all the birds were honest. In his desire to win the game, the small hermit thrush jumped on the back of the great eagle. The eagle flew higher than any of the birds, but when he came back to land, the Great Spirit said the hermit thrush had gone the highest since he was on the eagle's back. Hermit thrush was awarded a beautiful song, but in his shame for not being honest, he flew into the deep woods. To this day, you may hear the lovely song of the hermit thrush, but you may not ever see him"--Amazon.com.Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Circulation Modifier | Age Hold Protection | Active/Create Date | Status | Due Date |
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Hood River County Library | J EARLY 398.2097 TEH (Text) | 33892100719062 | Children's New Books | Book | None | 01/30/2021 | Checked out | 03/20/2021 |
Record details
- ISBN: 9781939053268
- ISBN: 1939053269
- ISBN: 9781713728511 (FollettBound)
- ISBN: 1713728516 (FollettBound)
- Physical Description: 40 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 22 x 22 cm
- Publisher: Summertown, Tennessee : 7th Generation Book Publishing Company, [2020]
Content descriptions
Summary, etc.: | "Long ago, when the birds had no songs, only man could sing. When the Great Spirit walked on the Earth, he noticed a great silence. He realized the birds had no songs. He devised a great game and told the birds who ever could fly the highest, would receive a very beautiful song. But not all the birds were honest. In his desire to win the game, the small hermit thrush jumped on the back of the great eagle. The eagle flew higher than any of the birds, but when he came back to land, the Great Spirit said the hermit thrush had gone the highest since he was on the eagle's back. Hermit thrush was awarded a beautiful song, but in his shame for not being honest, he flew into the deep woods. To this day, you may hear the lovely song of the hermit thrush, but you may not ever see him"--Amazon.com. |
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Subject: | Mohawk Indians > Folklore. Indians of North America > Folklore. Hermit thrush > Folklore. Birdsongs > Folklore. JUVENILE FICTION / General. |
Genre: | Picture books. |