Way to Rainy Mountain by Momaday, Al Momaday (Illustrator)

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  • Sales Rank: 44,858
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  • ISBN-13: 9780826304360
  • Edition Description: Reprint
  • Edition Number: 1
  • Pub. Date: July 2001
  • Publisher: University of New Mexico Press
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  • Pub. Date: July 2001
  • Publisher: University of New Mexico Press
  • Format: Textbook Paperback, 1pp
  • Sales Rank: 44,858
  • Lexile: 890L 

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In this enchanting book, Scott Momaday retells myths of his people and describes the Indian way of life he knew as a child. In two dozen passages, he tells of how his people entered the world through a hollow log, shares stories of great events and heroes, and recalls fantastic creatures like a buffalo with horns of steel. Supplementing these stories with factual notations and personal reminiscences, Momaday has created more than a collection of folklore. The Way to Rainy Mountain is a treasury of images that preserves the Kiowa way of life.

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July 07, 2001: Momaday shows in the sparse beauty of his prose how he imagined himself into the land. He found home by way of stories -- legend, history, and personal reflection -- of the Kiowa people in the land. The Way to Rainy Mountain is an empowering book that tells the reader, 'here, this is the way you can find home.'