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Wittstock, Laura Waterman – 1993
This book describes the traditional method of making maple syrup and maple sugar as practiced by the Anishinabe people in Minnesota. It begins with the Ojibway story of Ininatig "the man tree" and how Native Americans have relied on the sugar maple tree for food. It then tells how an Anishinabe man named Porky White continues his…
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, Camping, Childrens Literature, Chippewa (Tribe)
