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Ko-Ko-Ko the owl: an Ojibwe-Odawa legend	Howard Corbiere	1977	Ojibwe Cultural Foundation
Ojibwe-Odawa motifs	Mary Lou Fox	1978	Ojibwe Cultural Foundation
Shingebiss: an Ojibwe legend	Nancy Van Laan	1998	Houghton Mif
The legend of the lady slipper: an Ojibwe tale	Lise Lunge-Larsen	1999	Houghton Mifflin
The Owl: in art, myth, and legend		1990	Grange Books
The Ojibwe	Michelle Levine	2007	Lerner Publications Co.
The Ojibwe	Susan Stan	1989	Rourke Publications
Ojibwe	Torren Ramsey	2016	PowerKids Press
Aspects of Odawa Morphophonemics	Glyne L. Piggott	1980	Routledge
Onigamiising: Seasons of an Ojibwe Year	Linda LeGarde Grover	2017	University of Minnesota Press
Ojibwe legends	Yoko Mia Hirano	2006	Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
An no ko fuku	Lucy Maud Montgomery	2008	Shincho sha
Messages from an Owl	Max R. Terman	1996	Princeton University Press
An Owl from Pompei	Molly Burkett; Elisabeth Luard	1985	Barny Books
I Am an Owl	Yvonne Hooker	September 1, 1982	Grosset & Dunlap
Messages from an owl	Max R. Terman	1997	Princeton University Press
An Owl at School	Claire Llewellyn	March 2, 2000	Cambridge University Press
Ko Ko Bop: the war	EXO (Musical group)	2017	S.M. Entertainment
Portage Lake: memories of an Ojibwe childhood /	Kegg, Maude,; Nichols, John	1993.	University of Minnesota Press,
There's an owl in the shower	Jean Craighead George	1997	Scholastic
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Owl legend		A cycle of myths: native legends from southeast Alaska	John E. Smelcer	2005	Todd Communications
The Legend of Owl River, 1895		Recovering Native American Writings in the Boarding School Press	Jacqueline Emery	2017	University of Nebraska Press
Odawa feasts		The art of tradition: sacred music, dance, and myth of Michigan's Anishinaabe, 1946-1955	Gertrude Prokosch Kurath	2007	Michigan State University Press
Odawa myths		The art of tradition: sacred music, dance, and myth of Michigan's Anishinaabe, 1946-1955	Gertrude Prokosch Kurath	2007	Michigan State University Press
Chapter Two. Michilimackinac, 1761: A French-Canadian, Odawa, and Ojibwe Community		Beyond Pontiac's Shadow: Michilimackinac and the Anglo-Indian War of 1763	Keith R. Widder	2013	Michigan State University Press
An Ojibwe Creation Story		Paths of the people: the Ojibwe in the Chippewa Valley /	Pfaff, Tim.	[1993], ©1993.	Chippewa Valley Museum Press,
An owl		Vagrant grace: poems	David Bottoms	1999	Copper Canyon Press
An owl		String figures and how to make them; a study of cat\'s cradle in many lands	Caroline Furness Jayne	1962	Dover Publications
An owl is an owl is an owl (3 min. )		The bestiary	Marker, Chris,	[2004?]	First Run/Icarus Films,
Ojibwe		Salt Pier	Dore Kiesselbach	2012	University of Pittsburgh Press
Ojibwe		Native nations of the Arctic and Subarctic	Marie Powell	2016	Child's World
Ojibwe		Native nations of the Northeast	Barbara Krasner	2016	Child's World
Nanabush Stories from the Ojibwe [Ojibwe]	Ridie Wilson Ghezzi	Coming to light: contemporary translations of the native literatures of North America /	Swann, Brian.	[1994], ©1994.	Random House,
The Ojibwe week	Louise Erdrich	The F word	John Freeman	2011	Granta
The Ojibwe week		The antelope wife: a novel /	Erdrich, Louise.	c2012.	Harper Perennial,
The Ojibwe holidays		The antelope wife: a novel /	Erdrich, Louise.	c2012.	Harper Perennial,
Training an Owl		Falconry	Parry-Jones, Jemima	2012	F+W Media
Treeing an owl		Camping with President Roosevelt	John Burroughs	©1906	Houghton, Mifflin and Co.
The great ko-ko.		Women's tragedies	Henry Dawson Lowry	1895	Roberts bros.; [etc., etc.]
The great Ko-Ko		Women's tragedies	H. D. Lowry	1895	John Lane;Roberts Bros.
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