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Rabbit Ears: Native American Heroines
The Song of Sacajawea "[25:18]
Read by Laura Dern - Original Music by David Lindley
Join Lewis and Clark on their fascinating journey across the Rocky Mountains, led by an extraordinary 17-year-old Native American named Sacajawea. Her knowledge and incredible courage helped the early American explorers to reach their final destination: the Pacific Ocean.
"Princess Scargo and the Birthday Pumpkin "[21:33]
Read by Geena Davis - Original Music by Michael Hedges
Discover the story of a young girl who gave up a precious birthday gift in order to save her village. This touching adaptation of the Native American legend embodies the true spirit of generosity. "From the Audio Download edition.
Read by Laura Dern - Original Music by David Lindley
Join Lewis and Clark on their fascinating journey across the Rocky Mountains, led by an extraordinary 17-year-old Native American named Sacajawea. Her knowledge and incredible courage helped the early American explorers to reach their final destination: the Pacific Ocean.
"Princess Scargo and the Birthday Pumpkin "[21:33]
Read by Geena Davis - Original Music by Michael Hedges
Discover the story of a young girl who gave up a precious birthday gift in order to save her village. This touching adaptation of the Native American legend embodies the true spirit of generosity. "From the Audio Download edition.
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First published January 1, 1994
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November 10, 2016
This is a fun audio CD with two stories about Native American heroines. Laura Dern narrates the first tale about Sacagawea and Geena Davis narrates the second story featuring a princess named Scargo.
Overall, with the different narrators and the additional music, it's a very good production. There's only one disc, so it's fairly easy to listen to both stories in a single shot, but we listened to the different tales on different days. We enjoyed listening to these stories together while driving around town in the car.
Overall, with the different narrators and the additional music, it's a very good production. There's only one disc, so it's fairly easy to listen to both stories in a single shot, but we listened to the different tales on different days. We enjoyed listening to these stories together while driving around town in the car.
February 25, 2008
This was a great book. It made me wish that I lived in that time.
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