In ancient times, in a land where the sun shone day and night in summer, then disappeared for much of the deathly cold winter, lived the Gwich'in.
An edition of Bird Girl and the man who followed the sun
(1996)
Bird Girl and the Man Who Followed the Sun
An Athabaskan Legend from Alaska
by Velma Wallis
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Tales, Folklore, Athapascan Indians, Legends, Indians of north america, folklore, Tales, alaskaPlaces
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Bird Girl and the Man Who Followed the Sun: An Athabaskan Legend from Alaska
June 1, 2003, Epicenter Press
Hardcover
in English
0945397348 9780945397342
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Bird Girl and the man who followed the sun: an Athabaskan Indian legend from Alaska
1997, HarperPerennial
in English
- 1st HarperPerennial ed.
0060977280 9780060977283
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Bird Girl and the man who followed the sun: an Athabaskan Indian legend from Alaska
1996, Epicenter Press
in English
0945397348 9780945397342
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"In ancient times, in a land where the sun shone day and night in summer, then disappeared for much of the deathly cold winter, lived the Gwich'in."
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