Dragonfly’s Tale

Dragonfly’s Tale by Kristina Rodanas is a reprint edition published by Clarion Books in 1995. This 32-page book is presented in English and features full-color illustrations that enhance the storytelling experience. The narrative follows the Ashiwi people, who, after offending the Corn Maidens, face challenging times. It is up to a boy and his little sister to embark on a journey to restore their community’s good fortune.
Readers will find a tale rooted in Native American culture, exploring themes of responsibility and the connection between people and nature. The story highlights the significance of the Corn Maidens and the impact of their actions on the Ashiwi’s harvests. With its engaging illustrations and rich narrative, this book offers a glimpse into the traditions and beliefs of the United States’ indigenous peoples, making it a thoughtful addition to juvenile fiction collections.
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Long ago, the people known as the Ashiwi offended the Corn Maidens, the spirits who had given them bountiful harvests. Hard times came, and it was left to a boy and his little sister to restore the good fortune of their people. American Bookseller Pick of the Lists. Full-color illustrations.
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