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January 2026 - Page 6

Chickasaw elders and community members seated silently in a woodland council circle

Moment Silence Became Sacred

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

An illustration of a king realizing salt’s value at a banquet, Czech folktale scene.

The Salt Is Pricier Than Gold: A Czech Folktale of True Worth

Central European Folktales·Czech & Slovak Folktales

Stone-skinned boy standing on a Great Plains ridge, prairie grass and rocky earth surrounding him, Indigenous folktale scene

Stone Boy Who Walked into the World

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

Thunderbird flying over a turbulent Great Lakes shoreline, pushing back swirling water spirits, pine forests and villagers in the background

Thunderbird and the Battle with the Water Spirits

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

A Klamath boy listens carefully at the edge of a northern forest with pines and river, faint glowing warning ripples in the air, a distant mountain lion

The Voice That Came Before Footsteps

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

An Anishinaabe elder holding a carved staff guides two families in a snowy Great Lakes clearing with pines and birch trees.

The Law That Existed Before Chiefs

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

A golden eagle carrying a glowing feather over a Crow village in winter dawn, with a carved wooden shelf visible in the foreground.

The Eagle and the Sky Feather

American Folktales·Native American Folktales

An illustration of villagers tricking the Devil with a goat at an Alpine bridge, Austrian folklore.

The Devil’s Bridge of the Alps: An Austrian Alpine Folktale

Central European Folktales·Austrian Folktales

An illustration of a baker defeating the basilisk in a Vienna well, Austrian folktale.

The Basilisk of Vienna: An Austrian Urban Folktale

Central European Folktales·Austrian Folktales

An illustration of King Laurin’s glowing rose garden at twilight, Tyrolean folktale.

King Laurin and the Rose Garden: A Tyrolean Alpine Folktale

Central European Folktales·Austrian Folktales

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