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Parchment-style illustration of Iktomi tricking dancing ducks by a river, Lakota folktale scene.

Iktomi and the Dancing Ducks: A Lakota Folktale that Teaches Lessons on Greed and Deceit

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

Parchment-style art of Water Spider carrying fire across the lake, Cherokee folktale scene.

The Origin of Fire: A Cherokee Folktale That Teaches Courage and Cooperation

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

Parchment-style illustration of Coyote chased by a giant rock, Arapaho Native American folktale scene.

The Coyote and the Rolling Rock: A Lesson in Respect from the Arapaho Tribe

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

A tall, ape-like creature covered in dark reddish-brown hair stands in a misty Florida swamp at twilight.

The Florida Skunk Ape

American Cryptids & Monsters

La Llorona, the Weeping Woman from Mexican legend, stands on the riverbank under a full moon, her long dark hair hanging wet over her face and her white gown clinging like mist

La Llorona: The Weeping Woman

American Cryptids & Monsters

Parchment-style artwork of the Morning Star boy falling from the sky, Pawnee Native American folktale.

The Boy Who Became the Morning Star: Pawnee Folktale

American Myths·Native American Sun, Moon & Star Myths

Parchment-style illustration of two Lakota children meeting Star People under a starlit sky, Native American folktale scene.

The Star People and the Lost Children: Lakota Sioux Folktale (United States)

American Myths·Native American Sun, Moon & Star Myths

Parchment-style artwork of the Sun and Moon facing each other in the sky, Cherokee folktale scene.

The Sun and the Moon Are Man and Wife: Cherokee Folktale (United States)

American Myths·Native American Sun, Moon & Star Myths

Parchment-style artwork of Raven releasing the Sun and Moon into the sky, Haida folktale scene.

The Theft of the Sun and the Moon

American Myths·Native American Sun, Moon & Star Myths

Parchment-style artwork of white crow flying with burning coal, Cherokee folktale of courage and fire.

Why the Crow Is Black: Cherokee Folktale

American Myths·Native American Nature & Animal Myths

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