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Spirit Of The Grizzly By Bev Doolittle

Spirit of the Grizzly by Bev Doolittle

The Plains Indian had an intimate knowledge and deep respect for the animals that shared his environment. He especially coveted the courage, strength and hunting skills of animals like the eagle, wolf, and bear. By wearing the fur, feathers and claws of these great hunting animals he hoped to possess a part of their "spirit." I've illustrated a Blackfoot Indian, beside a cold mountain stream, who has truly wrapped himself in the "Spirit of the Grizzly."

"Out of the mist rising a young Indian comes riding, riding though bear country and riding alone. It is early spring, but there is snow on the ground and a storm in the air. The Indian wears a bearskin robe. His name is Brave Bear. Brave Bear has always tried to be like his name, strong, intelligent, brave. He wishes that his guardian spirit could be the grandfather of all bears, the great grizzly. Does Brave Bear get his wish?" ~ Bev Doolittle

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