Angela Weaves a Dream: The Story of a Young Maya Artist

Angela Weaves a Dream: The Story of a Young Maya Artist
ISBN-10
0786820608
ISBN-13
9780786820603
Category
Juvenile Fiction / General
Pages
47
Language
English
Published
1997-04-02
Publisher
Hyperion Books for Children
Author
Michele Sola

Description

Vibrant photographs complement a portrait of ten-year-old Angela, who is learning the tradition of art weaving from others in her village while also become aware of the myths behind the symbols that are used, in a study accompanied by a glossary and loom diagram.

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