So Sings the Blue Deer

So Sings the Blue Deer by Charmayne McGee, published by Atheneum in 1994, is a first edition work that spans 186 pages. This juvenile fiction narrative follows thirteen-year-old Moon Feather, who is selected to embark on a perilous journey to Mexico City. Her mission involves retrieving live white-tailed deer intended to help restore their natural population on Huichol land in the mountains.

Readers will find a story that intertwines themes of animals and the environment, as Moon Feather navigates the challenges of her pilgrimage. The book explores her experiences and the significance of the deer within the context of Native American culture and the broader ecological landscape. This edition presents a unique perspective on the relationship between people and nature, set against the backdrop of the United States and Mexico.