This is the charming tale of how Glenmae the weaver makes a rug, as told - unexpectedly - through the eyes of the goat who provides the wool. Geraldine leads us through the process, step by step, from hair clipping, to yarn spinning and dyeing, to finally making the loom and weaving the pattern. The reader learns with Geraldine not only about the care and pride with which a Navajo rug is made, but also about cooperation between friends.--Inside front flap
NC730L Lexile|||juvenile
by Geraldine, as told to Charles L. Blood & Martin Link ; illustrated by Nancy Winslow Parker.
Accelerated Reader AR LG 3.9 0.5 69050.
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