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Who wrote Flying Plover: His Stories, Told Him by Squat-By-The-Fire?

"Flying Plover: His Stories, Told Him by Squat-By-The-Fire" was written by Theodore Goodridge Roberts and published in 1909. Prolific Canadian novelist and poet known for his vivid depictions of landscape and human experience.

Flying Plover: His Stories, Told Him by Squat-By-The-Fire

1909

Theodore Goodridge Roberts

Flying Plover: His Stories, Told Him by Squat-By-The-Fire

Theodore Goodridge Roberts

1909

Published in 1909, 'Flying Plover: His Stories, Told Him by Squat-By-The-Fire' by Theodore Goodridge Roberts is a collection of children's stories set in the Labrador landscape. The narrative follows a young boy named Flying Plover as he learns about his heritage through magical tales shared by his grandmother, Squat-by-the-fire, a wise medicine woman. The stories explore themes of nature, Indigenous culture, and the relationship between humans and animals, featuring characters like King Bear and Porcupine Killer, while emphasizing the importance of oral tradition and the wisdom of the natural world.

Project Gutenberg

A collection of children's stories likely written in the early 20th century. Set against the backdrop of the Labrador la...