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Diane Goode's Book of American Folk Tales and Songs (edition 1989)

by Ann Durell, Diane Goode, Diane Goode (Illustrator)

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Presents a collection of folk tales and songs from a variety of regions and ethnic groups in the United States.
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Title:Diane Goode's Book of American Folk Tales and Songs
Authors:Ann Durell
Other authors:Diane Goode, Diane Goode (Illustrator)
Info:Dutton Juvenile (1989), Edition: 1st, Hardcover, 64 pages
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It's important to note that this book was published in 1989. The art style is older, utilizing many strokes to make texture. This is a collection of short folktales that are based in America that are meant to be either funny or moral based. There are some concerning symbolism in the material as well as come concerning words. For example, the word "coon" is used. "Coon" at one point in time was used as a derogatory term for Black people. In the context of the story, the "coon" is a raccoon which eludes Davy Crocket, a notable white character. The symbolism here to some may be considered pejorative. In addition, there is another story in which a mule is speaking. In one point in time, a "mule" was slang for a person who is smuggling illicit substances. Overall, the title provides a great way to showcase American Folklore and Songs. ( )
  HeidiSV | Feb 9, 2022 |
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