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Smith, Cynthia Leitich ; ill. by Cornelius Van Wright and Ying-Hwa Hu.
JINGLE DANCER
New York : Morrow Junior Books, 2000.
IL 3-6  RL 4.2
ISBN 068816241X
Jenna loves to watch the videotape of Grandma Wolfe performing the jingle dance.  She longs for the day when she can participate.  Grandma Wolfe tells her there is not enough time to get the jingles before the upcoming pow wow.  For Native American girls, participation in the dancing during the pow wow is an honor.  Jenna is determined to find a way to participate in the next pow wow.  Will she be able to find enough jingles to allow her dress to sing?  To find out, read JINGLE DANCER by Cynthis Leitich Smith.
SUBJECTS:     Creek Indians -- Fiction.
                        Indians of North America -- Oklahoma -- Fiction.
                        Indian dance -- Fiction.
                        Dance -- Fiction.

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