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Main Author: Finger, Charles J.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1924
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED047833
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author Finger, Charles J.
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Finger, Charles J.
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contents Tales From Silver Lands. Finger, Charles J. American Indians Books Childrens Literature Folk Culture Foreign Countries Legends Library Material Selection Literature Mythology Supplementary Reading Materials In 1925, "Tales From Silver Lands" was awarded the Newbery medal as the most distinguished contribution to American children's literature for the year. The book contains a collection of 19 short stories learned from the Indians of South America as the author traveled to different lands. As described on the dust jacket, the tales are about "strange enchantments and ways of breaking them, giants and witches and under-sea people, fairy folk and earth people who have them for their friends." Included are illustrations of 5 woodcuts by Paul Honore. (EJ)
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spellingShingle Tales From Silver Lands.
Finger, Charles J.
American Indians
Books
Childrens Literature
Folk Culture
Foreign Countries
Legends
Library Material Selection
Literature
Mythology
Supplementary Reading Materials
Tales From Silver Lands. Finger, Charles J. American Indians Books Childrens Literature Folk Culture Foreign Countries Legends Library Material Selection Literature Mythology Supplementary Reading Materials In 1925, "Tales From Silver Lands" was awarded the Newbery medal as the most distinguished contribution to American children's literature for the year. The book contains a collection of 19 short stories learned from the Indians of South America as the author traveled to different lands. As described on the dust jacket, the tales are about "strange enchantments and ways of breaking them, giants and witches and under-sea people, fairy folk and earth people who have them for their friends." Included are illustrations of 5 woodcuts by Paul Honore. (EJ)
title Tales From Silver Lands.
topic American Indians
Books
Childrens Literature
Folk Culture
Foreign Countries
Legends
Library Material Selection
Literature
Mythology
Supplementary Reading Materials
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED047833