This beautifully illustrated book uses lyric to describe a simple day and night long ago in the land of the Ojibway Indians as the dream catcher nets protect babies from harmful dreams. This book would be a useful tool when introducing different American Indian tribes. ( )

The Objibway treasured good dreams as the source of all wisdom. They wove nets to protect their babies from harmful dreams, and children going to sleep were told, "Try to dream and remember what you dream":

"[In this beautifully illustrated book] In the land of the Ojibway a baby sleeps protected from bad dreams as the life of the tribe goes on around him" Source: The flip side of the book's title page.