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Just as The Winter Solstice lent a multi-cultural aspect to the Christmas holiday season, so this book shows that giving thanks for nature's bounty is a virtually universal phenomena. From native Americans to the peoples of Africa and the far East, to Canadians and Americans, each society has devised a way to offer their god or gods thanks for giving them food. The book is in picture book format and includes a Harvest Tale for reading aloud, some recipes, and some craft activities appropriate to the season.
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Kelvin Pullman
reviewed The autumn equinox on December 23, 2009
The autumn equinox
Again, Ms. Jackson make a simple, annoying mistake: she claims that Ceres was the goddess of corn. No. Corn came from the Americas, therefore if you are describing a old-world goddess in her prime... her worshipers wouldn't know what corn was.
Anyway. Again, interesting and simple. Not particularly compelling, hence the 3 stars.
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