This charming childrens story, printed in both Navajo and English, follows the journey of Cinnibah, a young Navajo maiden who lives in the deep Dinetah. She looks after her widowed father, and every day she grinds corn into flour to make their bread. To do so, she uses a metate an ancient grinding stone that has been passed down in her family for generations. When Cinnibah accidentally shatters the metate, she sets out on a journey to find someone who can help her mend the stone. Her quest brings her to a Moccasin Maker, a Potter, and finally the mysterious Stone Cutter. Will he be willing to help her? Beautifully illustrated. Great gift! (Hardcover, 32 pp.)
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