Can Turtle Fly? A Lakota Folk Tale
Can Turtle Fly? A Lakota Folk Tale by Joseph Bruchac is a 32-page book published by Hampton-Brown in 2004. This story follows Turtle as he attempts to fly south with the birds by biting down on a stick they carry. However, when Turtle asks a question during the flight, he loses his grip and falls to the ground, where he remains.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of aspiration and the consequences of curiosity. The tale is presented in English, making it accessible for those studying the language, particularly in the context of foreign language study and English as a second language. This edition invites readers to engage with a traditional Lakota folk tale while reflecting on the lessons learned from Turtle’s experience.
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Turtle tries to fly south with the birds by biting down on a stick carried by birds as they fly. But when Turtle asks a question in flight, he loses his grip and falls to the ground, where he has lived ever since.–Publisher description.
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