First edition of this collection of songs of the Chippewa tribe arranged in musical notation and translated into English.
First edition of this beautifully illustrated book about the childhood of Sitting Bull.
Inscribed first printing of this African tale of a father, a son, an alligator, and a missing boat — illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon in a similar style to their Caldecott Medal-winning WHY MOSQUITOES BUZZ IN PEOPLE'S EARS.
First printing, signed by the author and both illustrators, of this collection of retellings of Inuit stories, illustrated with Leo and Diane Dillon's "dramatic color paintings and exquisite black-and-white friezes" (jacket).
First printing of this story of an African boy who wishes to fly, poetically illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon.
Inscribed first printing of this story of trouble-making Coyote's desire to fly like the crows, with an original drawing of Coyote himself.
Matted watercolor of two children served seed cakes.
First printing of this Algonquin CINDERELLA-like story, the tale of a scarred girl who sets out to marry an invisible being.
Signed first printing of this retelling of the adventures of a Czech folk hero among the Inuit, with illustrations mimicking a field journal.
First edition of this complete boxed set of eight picture books, each a short story about a Native American child from different regions of North America.
Signed copy of this haunting tale of the tragedy of colonialism, told by a Taino boy who tried to warn his people of the dangers posed by the strange white visitors.
