The Trickster of Two Rabbit Mountain

Lofton, Terry; Rolo, Patrick; Perez, Georgia

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The Trickster of Two Rabbit Mountain

Published Date:

11/6/2015

Language:

English

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Personal Authors:

Lofton, Terry ; Rolo, Patrick ; Perez, Georgia ;

Corporate Authors:

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (U.S.). Division of Diabetes Translation. Native Diabetes Wellness Program.

Series:

Eagle books

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Description:

Based on the original Eagle Books characters by Georgia Perez.

The Trickster of Two Rabbit Mountain follows Rain and Boomer as they accompany Rain's dad on a trip to the Taniba Springs Indian Reservation. As soon as you can say “Coyote,” the boys and two new friends embark on an exciting adventure, with the help of “the Two Rabbit,” a comical storyteller whose tales bring together trickster stories from Native America and West Africa. The young adventurers learn how small, seemingly defenseless individuals can use their wits to overcome bigger adversaries.

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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection

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