Details

Subject(s)

• Animals—Juvenile fiction [Browse]
• Tepehua language [Browse]
• Tepehua Indians [Browse]
• Indigenous peoples of Mexico [Browse]
• Indians [Browse]
• Indigenous Studies [Browse]

Related name

• Summer Institute of Linguistics [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Fiction [Browse]

Notes

• Pagination on recto only ; text printed on both sides.
• "Idioma Tepehua de Huehuetla, Hidalgo".
• Translated title: The little orphaned mouse.
• Princeton copy 1: Wraps lightly soiled. Paper browned, spine sunned.
• Princeton copy 2: Originally grouped with 30 other Mexican textbooks in minority languages. The materials were developed in connection with a program for universal literacy, especially among speakers of Indian languages and dialects. One of the volumes is an instructional guide for teachers addressing problems of teaching the analphabetic and monolingual. The languages addressed are Mejicano (dialect of Veracruz), Amuzgo, Mazateco (2), Chol (5), Otomi, Pabloe, Chontal, Popoloca (6), Mazahua, Huichol (2), Cora, Tepehua, Zapoteco, Tzeltal (2), Tojolabal (4), Yaqui, Chichimeca, and Purepecha.

Binding note

Red illus wraps, stapled binding.

Other title(s)

Ratoncito huerfanito

OCLC

179197057

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