Napi's dance

Greene, Alanda, 1947- author.

DAISY Sound Recording 2013

Alberta, mid-1800s. The perspectives of a Blackfoot woman of the Blood tribe and of a young Irish/English woman who comes west with her family reveal a time of great change, disruption and loss. It was a time also of resilience, renewal and determination. The novel gives a picture of a land and people irrevocably changed and an insight into that world from a feminine perspective. 2012.

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Edition:

DAISY edition
Computer data (100 files : 128 MB)

Description:

1 DAISY disc (9 hours, 18 minutes) : sound ; 4 3/4 in
4 3/4 in
1.4 m/s
stereo
digital recording

Notes:

Canadiana
DAISY formatted disc
Access restricted to persons who are visually impaired or physically disabled and cannot use conventional print materials
Narrator: Margaret Williams
Audio and text
Original version: Toronto : Second Story Press, 2012. 306 p. : 9781926920870
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DAISY 2.02 standard; MP3 compression at 32 kbps
System requirements: IBM PC or compatible; double speed or faster CD-ROM drive; sound card and sound output device; DAISY playback software or DAISY talking book player. Also plays in CD-MP3 player or computer with MP3-capable software
Studio original

Control Number:

2100091

Other Authors:

Centre for Equitable Library Access (Canada)
Williams, Margaret, narrator

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