Status
Available
Call number
Call number
398.2 C28424 1988 C.2
Description
A traditional northwest coast legend for ages six to adult, told simply and gently be one of BC's best-loved writers. ". . . should be added to any collection of materials concerned with native peoples." -Canadian Materials
Publication
Madeira Park, B.C. : Harbour Pub. Co., 1988.
User reviews
LibraryThing member mcalcagno
I have had this book since my children't lit class I took at Linfield College. I re-read it for this class.
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Fiction: Picture Book
Cameron, Anne Lazy Boy. Illust. by Nelle Olsen. Harbour, 1988. 25p. Intermediate.
A baby boy is found on the beach by the Northwestern villagers. He eats and eats until he is twice the size of a grown man. All he does is sleep and eat. The people call him Lazy Boy a gift but he
AK: Orca, Northwestern village life
Activity: Ask children if they have ever seen an orca. If so, where was it and what did it look like?
Cameron, Anne Lazy Boy. Illust. by Nelle Olsen. Harbour, 1988. 25p. Intermediate.
A baby boy is found on the beach by the Northwestern villagers. He eats and eats until he is twice the size of a grown man. All he does is sleep and eat. The people call him Lazy Boy a gift but he
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is from Orca and when trouble in the form of a tidal wave threatens-he saves them all. This is a narrative tale with black and white pen and ink style illustrations accompanying a descriptive, thoughtful story. Theme is generosity.AK: Orca, Northwestern village life
Activity: Ask children if they have ever seen an orca. If so, where was it and what did it look like?
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ISBN
0920080634 / 9780920080634