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N. Scott Momaday is a renowned writer and artist whose first novel, "House Made of Dawn," won a 1969 Pulitzer Prize. Momaday has lectured widely and received many honors and awards. As Regents Professor at the University of Arizona (Tucson), he teaches American literature and Native American oral tradition.
"Both story and illustrations in this wonderful book sprang from Pulitzer prize-winning Momaday's remembrances of his childhood on the Jemez Reservation." (Bloomsbury Review)
"Momaday leads us on a journey of spiritual awakening, a journey we share with a lonely youngster named Tolo...The illustrations are evocative both in their richness of color and in their simplicity of image...As Native and Christian traditions merge, we experience 'the moment of Christmas and of a spirit that transcends time.'" (Native Peoples Magazine)
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