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Mud Witch Boy of Ghost Canyon
Mud Witch Boy speaks in grunts, growls and whistles. He hears stories from the earth he digs and shapes.
A figure riding a dog-like creature is etched high upon the canyon walls. Ancient pot shards show the same mysterious images. But not even the storyteller Dreaming Bear can tell you what these images mean or the story behind them. When the people lost their dreams, they...more
Hardcover, 116 pages
Published
April 14th 2009
by Outskirts Press
(first published 2009)
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Ventura, CA. - Valerie Temple lives in Ventura, where you will find "Clay Track Middens," a public arts project done by the artist along the Ventura River Trail. The trash receptacle project shows clay panels with bass relief animal sculptures.
FANTASY AUTHOR IS ENVIRONMENTALIST – Reviewed by Charlotte Liebel, M.Ed.(c)2009
The symbolic story and drawings Valerie Temple wrote for children will stretch their imaginations. The book Mud Witch Boy of Ghost Canyon, at A...more
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