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Loading... Arrow to the Sun: A Pueblo Indian Tale (1974)by Gerald McDermott, Gereld McDermott (Illustrator)
![]() Books Read in 2023 (4,561) No current Talk conversations about this book. ![]() ![]() Arrow to the sun is a great book! It has won the Caldecott award for it’s unique and intriguing storing. The book is about a young boy that continuously gets mocked and teased for being fatherless. He sets out in a journey to find him. But there is an amazing surprise. He is actually the son of the Sun Lord. But for the young boy to gain his father’s acceptance, he goes through major trials and tests. He finally gains his father’s approval and goes back to the city where everyone celebrates him. And the boys who once mocked him get to see him for who he really is. It’s a great book for all readers :) This picture book of this pueblo tale tells of a young boy and his quest to find his father. The boy is turned into an arrow and shot to the sun where he must endure four tests to see if he was the son of the mighty lord. He successfully completes these four tasks and is shot back down to earth where he brings the mighty lords name and story back down to earth. This book is a great way to explore different cultures around the world in a social studies classroom.
This adaptation of the Pueblo myth about how the sun was brought to the world is illustrated with abstract, geometric illustrations in Southwest colors, which predominate over the brief, simple text. Has the adaptationAwardsNotable Lists
An adaptation of the Pueblo Indian myth which explains how the spirit of the Lord of the Sun was brought to the world of men. No library descriptions found. |
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