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 \n| MY FRIEND AT HOMG?  \u003Cbr>PUEBLO FIRESIDE TALES  \u003Cbr>RETOLD By John Bierhorst 。PICTURES BY Wendy Watson  \u003Cbr>NEW YOR K  \u003Cbr>Farrar Straus Giroux   |\n| --- |\n\n# ACKNOWLEDGMENTS\n\nThe fireside tales in this book are tricksterstories originally told in the Hopi pueblos of Arizona.Winter was the time for storytelling,especially after dark whenthe Sun was traveling under the earth.Although the tricksters are animals,it is said that if they take off their skins they become immediately human.Source:H.R.Voth,The Traditions of the Hopi,Field Museum,AnthropologicalSeries,vol.8;with help from E.S.Curtis,The North American Indian,vol.I2;F.H.Cushing,Zuni Breadstuff;and W.D.Wallis,“Folk Talesfrom Shumopovi,\"Journal of American Folklore,vol.49.  \nText copyright ◎20or by John BierhorstIllustrations copyright ◎2oor by Wendy WatsonAll rights reserved  \nDistributed in Canada by Douglas &McIntyre Ltd.Color separations by Photolitho AG,Gossau-ZiüirichPrinted and bound in the United States ofAmerica by Berryville GraphicsDesign and typography by Jane Byers BierhorstFirst edition,200r  \nI 3579 Io 8642  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nBierhorst,John.  \nIs my friend at home?:Pucblo fircside talesretold by John Bierhorst;pictures by Wendy Watson.  \nP.cm.  \nSummary:A collection of traditional tales originally told in theHopi pueblos of Arizona,featuring animal characters.  \nISBN O-374-33550-8  \n1.Hopi Indians Folklore.2.Tales-Arizona.  \n[1.Hopi Indians Folklore.2.Indians of North America-Arizona  \nFolklore.3.Folklore-Arizona.]I.Watson,Wendy,ill.II.Title.  \nE99.H7B46420OI  \n398.2'089'9745-dc2I  \n99-292I4  \nIn the evening the Sun touchesthe ocean in the west and climbsdown the long ladder to the underworld.Then he sets out on his underground journeyto the sunrise place in the east.Up above,now that the world is dark,the timehas come for people to lightfires and tell stories.","cbCainFvllmBZ9bE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainFvllmBZ9bE","pdf",3172159,40,"English","# Whose footsteps do I hear?\n## Come in!\n# Acknowledgments","[{\"question\":\"What kind of stories are included in this book?\",\"answer\":\"The book presents seven interconnected pueblo fireside tales about making and keeping friends, originally told to young listeners in the Hopi country of northern Arizona.\"},{\"question\":\"When were these fireside stories traditionally told?\",\"answer\":\"The acknowledgments state that winter was the time for storytelling, especially after dark when the Sun was traveling under the earth.\"},{\"question\":\"Which characters and themes are central to the tales?\",\"answer\":\"Animal tricksters such as Coyote, Mouse, Bee, Snake, Mole, Badger, Beetle, and Dove play roles that range from clever and friendly to foolish and not so friendly, highlighting friendship and transformation.\"}]","Is My Friend at Home? 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