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Zoe and the Fawn

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A young girl and her father are out feeding their horses when they discover a fawn under a tree. They set off to find the fawn's mother, encountering other woodland animals along the way. Jameson is a debut Native author from the Okanagan Nation, and the book includes Okanagan words for the animal names in addition to the English names. Fleet's illustrations use a lot of white space and create the setting through a few pieces of shrubbery and spare images of flora and fauna. The dialogue in follows a pattern. The child asks about the different animals and then repeats that they "are not the fawn's mother," which helps emphasize the new words in the text. Ages 4-8

Category: Education/Classroom
Subcategory: Kindergarten - Gr. 7
Series: Indigenous Resources
Author: Catherine Jameson


ISBN: 9781894778435
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