HOW RABBIT TRICKED OTTER AND OTHER CHEROKEE STORIES Cassette Audio Book - New, still sealed and unopened. Read by Gayle Ross 'Gayle Ross, who is of Cherokee descent, produces an unusually rich audio cassette book in retelling these tales about Rabbit, a central figure in Cherokee storytelling. The wily creature is a consummate mischief-maker, always ready to prove himself better than his fellow animals - almost always through unfair means. The reader finds him disguised as an otter, cheating in races and constantly filling the air with his boasting. With gleeful relish he transforms Possum's tail into a "red, skinny, hairless" shadow of its former self; and in a stroke of revenge he blunts poor Deer's teeth. A bundle of bravado, he is always moving, talking, plotting, very much at the center of this patchwork of stories. Cunning trickster though he is, he often gets a good comeuppance. With their vivid language, these tales simply sashay right along, conveying both the history and morality of the stories and, at the same time, portraying splendid detail. ' Dated 1991 Published by Harper Audio Cassette format Original audio, with music Duration 1 hour New, sealed and unopened In very good condition. Picture is that of the actual item. Tracks / stories included are shown in one of the pictures uploaded. Thanks for looking! Rare item! Buy-it-Now, $17.99 Shipping included. :o) Postage USA - Free Postage...nice!