Native American Mythology Collection

The Legends & Myths of the Achomawi, Atsugewi, Sioux, Tejas & Ojibwe Tribes. Captivating Indian Why stories & Legendary Tales of Thunder Bird Tootooch

By: Roland B. Dixon, Marie L. Mclaughlin, William Lewis Webber, Florence Stratton, Frank B. Linderman, Henry R. Schoolcraft

Narrated by: James Francis Markert

Embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of Native American legends with this extensive collection of Native American Myths.

This meticulously curated collection brings together seven revered texts, each offering a unique window into the vibrant storytelling traditions of different Native American tribes.

Achomawi and Atsugewi Tales and Achomawi Myths - Roland B. Dixon: Explore the mystical world of these tribes with captivating tales from a century ago, offering a rare glimpse into Shastan stock narratives.

Myths and Legends of the Sioux - Marie L. McLaughlin: Immerse yourself in timeless Sioux legends, with 40 tales reflecting the heart of the Great Plains and their deep connection to the spirits of nature.

Thunder Bird Tootooch Legends, The - W. L. Webber: Dive into totem pole symbolism in British Columbia's native cultures, a charming gateway into myths and symbols.

When the Storm God Rides, Tejas and Other Indian Legends - Florence Stratton: Journey to the heart of Texas with Tejas folklore, captivating readers of all ages with traditional lore.

Indian Why Stories - Frank B. Linderman: Delightful anthology of fables and legends explaining nature's most intriguing questions in fascinating ways, offering keys to Native American cultures' imagination.

The Myth Of Hiawatha And Other Oral Legends, Mythologic And Allegoric, Of The North American Indians By Henry R. Schoolcraft: Explore the legendary tale of Hiawatha, known for wisdom and uniting the Iroquois nations. Discover broader mythological and allegorical traditions of the Iroquois and other tribes in Schoolcraft's collection.

Each audiobook in this collection is a doorway to the rich and varied world of Native American myths and legends, offering a unique glimpse into the soul of different tribes & cultures. Great for anyone fascinated by the depth and diversity of indigenous storytelling.

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Audiobook for younger audience (8 to 12 years old)

Most of the stories did not make sense. The narrator sounds like a robot, did not put much emotion into the story

Beautiful Collection, I Loved It

I have listened to several audiobooks in this series and this one is my favorite. Each story was so beautiful, it sounded like a song about nature and men, sea breeze, wind and animals. Narrator did a great job telling these stories and giving voices to characters in legends of various Native American tribes. I Loved It.

Excellent listen

It is a shame that I didn’t know more about Native American mythology, history or culture being an American. So it was a great experience learning about some of the ancient beliefs of the native people of the land of the birth. The stories were interesting and diverse. The narration was excellently done.

Animals stories galore

First of all, the narrator is excellent and really makes the stories come alive. I was surprised, and enjoyed, the uncomplicated nature of the stories. Most are short and without interpretation. The listener is left to find their own lessons in the tales. As the tales seem to be meant for children I find that interesting. There is one story that really struck me. It is about a man from one tribe that married a woman from another tribe. The two tribes fought each other and the man stayed with his wife's tribe, fighting his own people. He clearly found loyalty to his new tribe to be of higher honor than his blood connection. Fascinating.