Wenonah's stories for children

A journey into the enchanting world of wenonah's stories

Warren Proctor, Clara Louise Burnham

62 pages, parution le 24/07/2023

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"Wenonah's Stories for Children" is a captivating collection of tales that transports young readers into a world of imagination and moral lessons. The book begins with Lois and Harold Robbins, two siblings who are initially disappointed about not spending their summer at the seashore. Their father, however, encourages them to keep an open mind as they travel to Lake Michigan, a place rich with Native American history. Upon arrival, the children meet Wenonah, an Indian maiden who captivates them with her stories and basket-making skills. Wenonah becomes a central figure, guiding the children through various tales that impart wisdom and values. One of the stories, "Dusty Feet," tells of a boy named Joe who learns the importance of cleanliness and responsibility through a dream involving a circus girl and a fairy. Another tale, "The Wand," follows Peter, a mischievous boy who finds a fairy's wand and learns about kindness and honesty through a series of magical misadventures. The final story, "The Golden Key," introduces Pierre and Iona, siblings who encounter a fairy guard while exploring a riverbank, leading to a lesson about respecting nature. Throughout the book, Wenonah's stories are interwoven with the children's real-life experiences, creating a seamless blend of fantasy and reality. The narratives emphasize themes of kindness, respect, and the importance of keeping an open mind, making it a delightful read for children and a valuable tool for teaching moral lessons.

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Culturea
Auteur(s)	Warren Proctor, Clara Louise Burnham
Parution	24/07/2023
Nb. de pages	62
Format	14.8 x 21
Couverture	Broché
Poids	94g
EAN13	9791041829309