Who Speaks for Wolf: A Native American Learning Story

The book is in excellent condition with a strong binding and clean, unmarked pages. It does not include a dust jacket. The cover shows minimal wear, maintaining its structural integrity and aesthetic appeal.

"Who Speaks for Wolf: A Native American Learning Story" by Paula Underwood Spencer, published by Tribe of Two Press in Austin, 1983, is a first edition hardcover book. Illustrated by Frank Howell, this work delves into Native American storytelling and cultural learning. Paula Underwood Spencer, known for her dedication to preserving indigenous wisdom, presents a tale as told to Turtle Woman Singing by her father, Sharp-eyed Hawk. This edition is notable for its unique combination of narrative and art. The book is in excellent condition, featuring sturdy binding and clean pages, though it lacks a dust jacket. It is a valuable addition for collectors interested in Native American literature and educational stories.