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Mouse Woman and the Muddleheads

Mouse Woman and the Muddleheads

Douglas Tait
4/5 ( ratings)
Very long ago, supernatural beings called narnauks roamed the seas and vast green wilderness of the Northwest Coast. Among them was Mouse Woman, a tiny, hilariously prim soul whose self-appointed duty was to see that everyone and everything was proper. Anyone who couldn't see the right way of doing things was a muddlehead, and Mouse Woman had little patience with muddleheads, human or narnauk. In these witty tales, this captivating creature uses tact and trickery to restore decorum to a variety of wayward characters. Based on Canada’s rich native Haida folklore, these enchanting stories feature the striking artwork of Douglas Tait and an insightful new introduction by Christie Harris’s daughter.
Language
English
Pages
160
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Raincoast Books
Release
March 08, 2006
ISBN
1551928132
ISBN 13
9781551928135

Mouse Woman and the Muddleheads

Douglas Tait
4/5 ( ratings)
Very long ago, supernatural beings called narnauks roamed the seas and vast green wilderness of the Northwest Coast. Among them was Mouse Woman, a tiny, hilariously prim soul whose self-appointed duty was to see that everyone and everything was proper. Anyone who couldn't see the right way of doing things was a muddlehead, and Mouse Woman had little patience with muddleheads, human or narnauk. In these witty tales, this captivating creature uses tact and trickery to restore decorum to a variety of wayward characters. Based on Canada’s rich native Haida folklore, these enchanting stories feature the striking artwork of Douglas Tait and an insightful new introduction by Christie Harris’s daughter.
Language
English
Pages
160
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Raincoast Books
Release
March 08, 2006
ISBN
1551928132
ISBN 13
9781551928135

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