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A brilliant portrayal of Cultural Diversity, by behaviorist Barbara Kennedy, who is also the author and narrator of "The Fox and the Hawk." This gentle illustrated story will make you laugh and cry. The simplicity and clever repartee show the reader what love looks like, pure and simple. The story takes place in a small fishing town, Pink Salmon Bay, Alaska. The reader will understand some of the challenges in a community; what fear looks like, and "mob mentality" in the village. Annika Spider Woman says, "Fear and envy made them mean and stupid." That was pretty direct and refreshing. This new wave of educating a very broad demographic, with no political agenda and no personal voices, is welcomed in the young reader section.

The soft message is tucked inside the legends of the Indigenous Peoples' Dream Catchers, the Mandalas; how they are made, what they mean, and how they are meant to be utilized.

The Spider weaves the webs that will catch the best dreams for the children that Annika puts to bed each evening. The villagers teach Billi Bear to play ice hockey, and he shows them how to catch fish with their hands.

Annika, a widow, is lonely and wishes for a family of her own. Spider tells her, " If there is a dream out there, we'll catch it." And she sets out to weave and tat an "installation" that will attract the most extraordinary dream come true. It does not disappoint Annika or the reader. For all ages.

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Vie de famille

Relations familiales

Famille

Spirituality

Dreams

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Publié par	eBookIt.com
Date de parution	26 avril 2017
Nombre de lectures	2
EAN13	9780990930563
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	32 Mo

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A DREAM COME TRUE
Billi Bear, Medicine Woman, and Spider
A Dream Book

By Barbara Kennedy

Madison Avenue Publishers LLC
2017

Other picture books by Barbara Kennedy include The Ecology of Photography;
The Incredible, Indelible EGG; Laina and the Vamp; Kitch and Arte- Contemporary Art
Lipstick Mountains Press
Madison Avenue Publishers LLC
2017

A Dream Come True – Billi Bear, Medicine Woman, and Spider
by Barbara Kennedy MPH MSW

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Copyright c 2017 Barbara Kennedy
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ISBN: 978-0-9909305-6-3
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Also by Author (as B. K. Smith):
The Lipstick Mountains Memoirs
#1 Chelsea Matinee – Memoirs of an Easy Woman ( 2016 eLit award Best Erotic Fiction );
#2 Sands Point – Memoirs of a Money Trader ;
#3 RattleSnake Lodge – Memoirs of a Seeing Woman;
#4 Horseneck – The Meaning of Ordeal (includes “Papier Mache Bowls”);
#5 Manifest Destiny – Memoirs of a Dreaming Woman
The Stiletto Stories
The FOX and the HAWK (text and audio)
Just Desserts
Laina & the Vamp (Illustrated) “Best Paranormal Fiction”
Manhattan Tryst
The Holding Pen

A DREAM COME TRUE
Billi Bear, Medicine Woman, and Spider

“The Eskimos have fifty-two names for snow because it’s important
to them. There ought to be as many for love.” - Margaret Atwood

To Nasdaq, Monkey, Coco, Bear, Tony, and Buck, with love.
For Grandmothers and Medicine Women, the Weavers and Storytellers,
who could spin for hours telling stories in all the attics and the cellars.
Especially my grandmothers, Victoria and Margaret.
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