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Product Descriptiontimothy And His Grandfather Talk Aboutand Then Dream Aboutindians.From School Library Journalkgr 2 In This Comfortable Intergenerational Story, Indianlore Loving Timothy Cajoles His Grandfather Into Telling Him A Bedtime Story. As Grandpa Begins A Couple Of Story Lines Involving Western Native Americans, Timothy Corrects Grandpa'S Inconsistencies. In The Story, Timothy Becomes Timothy Tall Feather On A Dakota Indian Buffalo Hunt. He Proves His Mettle When He Kills A Buffalo With One Perfectly Aimed Arrow. Stock'S Charcoal/Pencil Illustrations Are Washed Over With Light Blue And Peach Tints. They Consume Twothirds Of A Page, Faced By A Full Page Of Text. During Timothy'S Imagined Buffalo Hunt, Stock Effectively Expands The Pictures, Making Them Doublepage Spreads With A Dreamlike Quality To Signify The Transition From One Plane To Another; The Type Face Also Changes For The Story That Grandpa Tells. A Complementary Feature Of This Story Is Its Handling Of Old Age. Comments Are Made About Grandpa'S Frequent Tiredness, Reminiscences, And Mature Wisdom. Timothy Tall Feather Is A Strong Picture Book Addition To Intergenerational Literature. Mary Beth Burgoyne, Mesa Public Library, Ariz.Copyright 1986 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
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