"Waaya Waaya Iitsi Iitsi Catch up with the Fry Bread Man as he runs from a caravan of characters in this witty southwestern version of the treasured classic "The Gingerbread Man." The reader takes a wild gallop through a Hopi Indian Village with some of its inhabitants (an elderly couple, a jackrabbit, even a wile coyote) Culminating in the inevitable end to the tasty fellow they are all chasing. Learn Hopi words as well as taking a glimpse into the Native American world that this fairytale inhabits. Best of all, relive a childhood classic in a fresh, new way. Author Bio- Rikki Pierce graduated from the University of Idaho with majors in education and history. She has always written for pleasure but has recently begun to actively pursue authorship with her first book "Fry Bread Man." Rikki lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband and three children. She derived inspiration for her book from the beautiful southwestern desert that surrounds her and the Native Americans that populate it.
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