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10058 – 10075 Littérature / Literature<br />

10058. MARCHANT Brian, MARCHANT Heather, The world without F : Chong learns the<br />

alphabet. Illustrated by Ya Lee, Green Bay, WI : Project Chong, 1996.<br />

10059. MARCHANT Brian, MARCHANT Heather, I don’t Wanna be a onomatopoeia, Green<br />

Bay, WI : Project Chong, 1998.<br />

10060. MATHEWS Peggy, VA VANG, Tub Qoob Tub Loo, Farmer boy (bilingue hmonganglais),<br />

Covina, CA : Pacific Asia Press, 1994, 30 p.<br />

10061. MATISSOFF James A., « Trickster and the village women : a psychosymbolic discourse<br />

of a Lahu picaresque story », in Proceedings of the 5 th Annual Meeting of<br />

the Berkeley Linguistics Society, 1979, p. 593-636.<br />

10062. MONG VOLUNTER LITERACY, Txeeb Tshoj Theeb Hab Yawm Nyooglaug Ntxhais<br />

Ntxawm , Wheaton, IL : Mong Voluntary Literacy Group, 1984, 43 p.<br />

10063. MONG VOLUNTER LITERACY, Yob Nraug Ntuag Hab Noog Yaajqawg Poob<br />

Qaabn-raag, Wheaton, IL : Mong Voluntary Literacy Group, 1984, 43 p.<br />

10064. MONG VOLUNTER LITERACY, Nkauj Zaab, Wheaton, IL : Mong Voluntary<br />

Literacy Group, 1987, 24 p.<br />

10065. MOR VUE, The farmer and his two sons. [Hmong/English bilingual edition],<br />

[Michigan? : s.n.], [2000?].<br />

10066. MOTTIN Jean, Contes et légendes hmong blanc, Bangkok : Don Bosco Press, 1982,<br />

385 p.<br />

♦ Les contes et les légendes transcrits en hmong blanc et traduits en français sont classés par thèmes : la<br />

création du monde, l’histoire, les coutumes et croyances, et les fêtes.<br />

10067. MUA XIA LONG, BESSAC Suzanne L., XIA LONG, « The story of the orphan Mu<br />

Hu », in Brenda Johns, David Strecker (eds.), The Hmong World (1), New Haven,<br />

CT : Yale Center for International and Area Studies, Yale Southeast Asian Studies,<br />

1986, p. 42-73, bibliogr.<br />

10068. MUSE Daphne, « Dia’s story cloth : the Hmong People’s journey of freedom », in<br />

D. Muse (ed.), The new press guide to multicultural resources for young readers,<br />

New York : The Now Press, 1997, p. 453.<br />

10069. NUMRICH Charles H., Living tapestries, folk tales of the Hmong, Lima, OH :<br />

Fairway Press, reed. 1994, 79 p., ill<br />

♦ Version simplifiée de vingt-sept contes hmong pour les enfants.<br />

10070. PA CHOU YANG, et al., Myths, legends and folk tales from the Hmong of Laos, St.<br />

Paul, MN : Macalester College, Linguistics Department, 1985, 514 p.<br />

10071. PA HOUA YANG, Why Hmong people don’t eat frog. [Hmong/English bilingual<br />

edition], [Michigan? : s.n.], [2000?].<br />

10072. PA LEE, The lazy bat on welfare. [Hmong/English bilingual edition], [Michigan? :<br />

s.n.], [2000?].<br />

10073. PAO YANG, Orphan history. [Hmong/English bilingual edition], [Michigan? : s.n.],<br />

[2000?].<br />

10074. PFISTER Mark E., The Rainbow fish, Union City, CA: Pan Asian Publications,<br />

1992.<br />

10075. PFISTER Mark E., Rainbow fish to the rescue (Tus Ntses Leesbo Rau Tus Cawm),<br />

Union City, CA : Pan Asian Publications, 1995, 32 p.<br />

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