Laos Folk-Lore of Farther India

"Laos Folk-Lore of Farther India" by Katherine Neville Fleeson is a compilation of captivating stories from Laos, created in the late 1800s, sharing the country's history through various narratives. The stories are told in ways that keep the reader wanting more. These stories share things about the Laos people, including what they believed, what they did, and how they lived back then. The stories teach the youth how to deal with life's challenges and to show them the potential for a better future. Each story unfolds around unique characters, such as a wise elder from the jungle and hunters looking for a bit of magic. The writer shows how closely tied the people are to nature and the spirit world, where hidden forces guide them. The beginning of the book lets the reader know where these stories came from and what they mean. It shows how stories from Laos mix together what the people believe, what is right and wrong, and old tales passed down through time.