The Rough-Face Girl - Softcover

"A strong, distinctive tale with art to match." --Kirkus Reviews

"A powerful retelling. . . . The text contains the cadences and rhythms of oral language, and the illustrations, dark and vivid, use earth tones and shadows to convey the drama of the text." --Horn Book

"A splendid read-aloud." --School Library Journal

"The drama of the haunting illustrations--and of Martin's respectful retelling--produce and affecting work." --Publishers Weekly

"Striking . . . This will make an impact on youngsters in folklore units, Native American studies, and story hour sessions." --The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

In an Algonquin village by the shores of Lake Ontario, many young women have tried to win the affections of the powerful Invisible Being who lives in a wigwam near the forest, but when the Rough-Face girl arrives, scarred by a fire, she realizes that she may hold the key. Reprint.