Iktomi and the Boulder

Paul Goble. Orchard Books (NY), $6.95 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-531-07023-9

A mischief-maker from Plains Indians folklore practices Indian-giving and gets his comeuppance in grand fashion; PW said, ``With all the somber myths and legends around, Iktomi's tale will elicit guffaws, a reward this troublemaker justly deserves.'' Ages 3-7. (Aug.)

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