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Originally published between in 1978, these legends of the Haida people of British Columbia feature the wise and enterprising Mouse Woman, a narnauk (supernatural human - animal shape-shifter) who takes the form of both a mouse and a grandmother. Mouse Woman's role, as Christie Harris's... read more
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BEFORE YOU ENTER Mouse Woman's magical world, let me tell you a tale of a pink-cheeked Irish-Canadian storyteller — my mother, Christie Harris — and a tiny supernatural mouse — Mouse Woman.
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- Christie Harris (Author)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 398.2
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- Books › Children's Books › Literature › Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths › Canadian › Native People
- Books › Literature & Fiction › World Literature › Mythology › Children's Books › Other
- Books › Children's Books › People & Places › Explore the World › Fiction › Canada
- Books › Children's Books › People & Places › Multicultural Stories › Native People (Canada)
- Books › Children's Books › Literature › Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths › Other
- Books › Children's Books › Ages 9-12
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