Shota and the Star Quilt
by Margaret Bateson-Hill
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$8.95
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$7.16 |
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$1.79 (20%) |
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| ISBN-10: |
1840890231 |
| ISBN-13: |
9781840890235 |
| Publisher: |
IPG; Evans Publishing Group; Zero to Ten Ltd |
| Series: |
Folk Tales Ser. |
| Category: |
Math Books |
| Pub. Date: |
April 2001 |
| Pages: |
32 |
| Format: |
Trade Paper |
| Ages: |
5 and UP |
| Grades: |
0 and up |
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Awards |
| 1995 |
Flicker Tale Children's Book Award |
Nominee/Honoree |
| 2001 |
Black-Eyed Susan Book Award |
Nominee/Honoree |
| 2000 |
R. Ross Annett Award for Children's Literature |
Winner! |
| 2002 |
Young Hoosier Book Award |
Nominee/Honoree |
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Subjects |
CHILDREN'S FICTION |
Description/Notes |
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Shota is a young Lakota girl who lives in a contemporary American city. When the block that her family and friends live on is threatened by development, they use long-standing Lakota traditions to find a solution that saves their homes. In working together, they create a beautiful quilt that resolves more than just their problem. This story weaves together traditional folktale values with modern concerns for the urban environment and green issues. In addition to the beautiful folk-style native art illustrations, the complete text of the story is presented in Lakota as well as English. |