1. Storytellers Sourcebooks

2. How the SS works? Subject Index Title Index Motif Index Ethnic and Geographic Index Bibliography

3. SUBJECT INDEX BEAR – Adopted by old woman – B435.4.1*; and Kok Bird compete in calling – A2478.4.2; cares for ignored boy – B535.0.15*; child half-bear – B29.7.1*; claws chipmunk giving stripes – A2217.2.1*; tells man not to trust cowardly friend – J1488; and coyote in deceptive crop division – K171.1.0.8*; SEE ALSO: PANDA A2217.2.1* HUNGER – Bear hungry after long winter – A2217.2; boy never feels hunger because he eats first – J701.4*; boy eats whale – X1723.4.1*; wolf prefers to dog’s plenty and servitude – L451.3; SEE ALSO: GLUTTONY; APPETITE

4. MOTIF INDEX A2217 Appearance of animals from marking or painting. A2217.2 Chipmunk’s back scratched: hence his stripes. As he is trying to escape, bear catches him with his claws and marks him permanently. Native American (Iroquois): Leach HOW 75- 76. Native American (Nez Perce): Heady TALES 25-28. Native American (Creek): Brown TEEPEE 62-63. (1 st edition format) A2217.2.1* Bear boasts that he can do anything. Chipmunk challenges him to stop the sun from rising (H1049.3). Bear fails and chipmunk gloats until bear’s claws scrape his back = stripes (A2413.2). NATIVE AMERICAN, Iroquois: Bruchac The Boy who Lived with Bears 53-56. (1983-99 supplement format) A2217.2.4* Grandfather bear is hungry, chipmunk shares food, bear gives stripes. USSR, Eiven: MacDonald Look Back and See 126-129.

5. BIBLIOGRAPHY MacDonald, Margaret Read. Look Back and See: twenty lively tales for gentle tellers. Illus. by Roxane Murphy. New York: H.W. Wilson, 1991.

6. TITLE INDEX Grandfather Bear is Hungry. MacDonald – Look Back and See 126-129 (A2217.2)

7. ETHNIC AND GEOGRAPHIC INDEX (stand-alone index) AFRICA (geographic areas, then ethnic groups) ASIA EUROPE LATIN AMERICA MIDDLE EAST NATIVE AMERICAN NORTH AMERICA OCEANIA