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A collection of short Indigenous North American nature myths retold for children, presenting origin stories that account for seasons, plants, animals, and weather. Tales drawn from multiple tribal traditions imagine how birds, winds, stars, insects, and other elements of the natural world came to be, often blending poetic imagery with occasional humor. Each brief narrative attributes familiar phenomena to the actions of animals, spirits, and other beings, and the book groups these retellings into themed episodes accompanied by illustrations. The framing emphasizes wonder and imaginative explanation rather than literal history.
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