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Secret of the Andes / by Ann Nolan Clark ; with drawing by Jean Charlot
New York : Viking Press , 1966
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| 2 |
Who wants to be a prairie dog? / by Ann Clark
[Washington] : Bureau of Indian Affairs , 1954
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| 3 |
Looking-for-something : the story of a stray burro of Ecuador / by Ann Nolan Clark ; illustrated by Leo Politi
New York : Viking , 1952
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Little Navajo Herder / Ann Clark
Lawrence, Kan. : U.S. Indian Service, Haskell Institute , 1951
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Little boy with three names : stories of Taos pueblo = El muchachito con tres nombres / by Ann Clark ; Spanish translation by Christina M. Jenkins ; illustrated by Tonita Lujan
[Washington] : United States Indian Service , [1950]
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Little herder in spring, in summer = Naʾniłkaadí yázhí daago, shíigo / byAnn Clark ; illustrated by Hoke Denetsosie ; [translation into Navaho is by Robert W. Young ; edited by John P. Harrington]
[2nd ed.]. - Phoenix, Ariz. : U.S. Indian Service , 1950
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Little herder in autumn, in winter = Naʾniłkaadí yázhí ʾaakʾeedgo, haigo / by Ann Clark ; illustrated by Hoke Denetsosie ; [translation into Navaho is by Robert W. Young ; edited by John P. Harrington]
[2nd ed.]. - Phoenix, Ariz. : U.S. Indian Service , 1950
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Bringer of the mystery dog : a story of a young boy, who in his quest for bravery brought the first horse to his people, the Antelope Band, a Plains Indian tribe, about the year 1700 / by Ann Clark ; illustrated by Oscar Howe ; edited by Willard W. Beatty
[Lawrence, Kan.] : Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs , 1943
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