Prince and the Salmon People

by Claire Rudolf Murphy

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When the salmon stop coming to his village, a Tsimshian prince travels to the world of the Spring Salmon People and discovers the vital connection between the human and animal worlds.

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A Native American folktale about the importance tradition told through the life cycle of salmon. Beautiful black and white sketches that are authentic to the Tsimshian people along with photographs of cultural artifacts.
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haldemac | Jan 21, 2012 |

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When the salmon stop coming to his village, a Tsimshian prince travels to the world of the Spring Salmon People and discovers the vital connection between the human and animal worlds.

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