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Originally published in 1917, Indian
Legends in Rhyme was the first of twenty-two
children's books by Grace and Carl Moon. The stories and legends, told
by Grace Moon in a simple and charming style, were gathered by the Moons
during years of living and traveling in Indian country. Carl Moon, famous
as a photographer of the Southwest, was also celebrated as a graphic
artist and painter. His photos and drawings bring the poems to life.
This delightful book is now introduced to a new generation of
young readers.
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Rare "One of a Kind" Children's Books By Grace and Carl Moon |
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The Magic Trail By Grace Moon Garden City: Doubleday (1929) 234 Pages No Dust Jacket Good Condition $40.00
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Chi-Wee and Loki of the Desert By Grace Moon Garden City: Doubleday, Page &Co. (1926) 208 Pages No Dust Jacket Good Condition $60.00
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Chi-Wee By Grace Moon Garden City: Doubleday, Page &Co. (1925) 239 Pages W/Dust Jacket Good Condition $50.00
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The arrow of Teee-May By Grace Moon Garden City: Doubleday (1931) 284 Pages No Dust Jacket Excellent Condition $70.00
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Nadita (Little Nothing) By Grace Moon Garden City: Doubleday, Page &Co. (1927) 224 Pages W/Dust Jacket Good Condition $70.00
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Lost Indian Magic By Grace and Carl Moon New York: Stokes (1918) 301 Pages W/Dust Jacket good Condition $75.00
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If you have any questions or need any more information please use the following methods to contact us:
Maurose Publishing Company P.O. Box 714 12 Canoebrook Pocono Pines. PA 18350
(570)646-4369 (800) 391-0011 FAX (570)646-8520
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"About the only thing we have thus far overlooked taking from the Indian is his right to perform his religious rites with their accompanying dances in his own way."
-Carl Moon
