An edition of Brother eagle, sister sky
(1991)
Brother eagle, sister sky
a message from Chief Seattle
Scholastic ed
by Seattle Chief
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A Squawmish Indian chief describes his people's respect and love for the earth, and concern for its destruction
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Land tenure, Juvenile literature, Indians of North America, Human ecology, Suquamish Indians, Environmental protection, Ecology, Spanish language materials, Juvenile literature.., English poetry, Juvenile poetry, Waterfalls, Picture books for children, Children's poetry, English, Poetry, Animals, Spirits, Genealogy, Indians of North America-Land tenure-Juvenile literature, PRO Tehon, Atha (former owner) (Tehon Collection copy), Nature & the Natural World, Environment, Harmony, PRO Tehon, Susan (donor), People & Places, Native American, Native Americans, Nature, JUVENILE FICTION, Leadership, CHR 1991, Indians of north america, juvenile literature, Indians of north america, suquamish indians, Human ecology, juvenile literature, Environmental protection, juvenile literature, Mentally ill, Home care services, Home care, Mental illness, Therapy, Treatment, Mental disorders, Care, Seattle, chief, 1790-1866People
Seattle Chief (1790-1866)| Edition | Availability |
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Brother eagle, sister sky: a message from Chief Seattle
2002, Puffin Books
in English
0142301329 9780142301326
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Brother eagle, sister sky: a message from Chief Seattle
1996, Scholastic Inc.
in English
- Scholastic ed
0590457721 9780590457729
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Hermana águila, hermano cielo: un mensaje del Jefe Seattle
1996, Dial Books
in Spanish
0803716613 9780803716612
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Brother eagle, sister sky: a message from Chief Seattle
1991, Dial Books
in English
- 1st ed.
0803709692 9780803709690
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Originally published: New York : Dial Books for Young Readers, c1991
Cecilia Bard Multicultural Library for Peace
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