Note: "This third book in the trilogy continues Maris' adventures [in the Great Land] informed by Navajo mythology and a deep stream of age-old wisdom; but her problems and questions all belong to today." --from the description Amazon.com 2018-09-19 Moon was a practicing psychotherapist when the first two books were published (1967, 1971). Her most widely-held work in WorldCat libraries (2018) is the 1970 A Magic Dwells: a poetic and psychological study of the Navaho emergence myth.

Synopsis: "Fourteen-year-old Maris returns to the Great Land with her dog and her friend Zeke, where they join an animated tree house and talking animals in resisting renegade Beasts and evil Worms." --summary, Library of Congress record LCCN 86019578