Like all the women in her village, Rough-Face girl, whose skin is scarred and burnt by the fire her cruel older sisters make her tend, wants to marry the powerful and rich Invisible Being. In this Algonquin Indian version of Cinderella, it is not the slipper that will determine who marries the man, but rather the ability to see the Invisible Being. Only the Rough-Face Girl has the purity of heart and spirit to see him - to see that his bow is made of a rainbow and that the runner of his sled is made of stars. Beautiful and spare, with illustrations by Caldecott Honor-winning author David Shannon.