University of Alaska Press, 2011 Cloth: 978-1-60223-127-6 | Paper: 978-1-60223-126-9 | eISBN: 978-1-60223-432-1 Library of Congress Classification PZ7.V2755Lu 2011
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
A charming children’s book about the return of traditional dancing to one Yup’ik village, Lucy’s Dance tells the story of a little girl who is determined to help her grandfather demonstrate for the people of the town the beauty and complexity of old-style dancing. Threaded through the story are accounts of Yup’ik arts such as drumming, singing, and storytelling through dance, all brought to life with beautiful, full-color illustrations.
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
Deb Vanasse is the author of nine books. Nancy E. Slagle is an artist who lives in Denver.
REVIEWS
“Lucy’s Dance presents the idea of dramatic cultural change through the personal perspective of a young girl, and conveys the hopeful idea that the work of only one individual in a community can make all the difference.”
— Juneau Empire
"With beautiful artwork from Nancy E. Slagle, Lucy's Dance is a charming read of family, tradition, and the power of them combined to create something truly special."—Midwest Book Review
— Midwest Book Review
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Lucy's Dance
A story by Deb Vanasse
Illustrated by Nancy E. Slagle
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