Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 08 : on the Pacific Slope

"Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 08: on the Pacific Slope" by Charles M. Skinner is a compilation of captivating stories inspired by the Pacific Slope, blending native legends with the region’s natural beauty. Set in the late 1800s, the book shares Native American beliefs and traditions by focusing on tales of love, revenge, and natural forces. Readers are introduced to characters like the peacemaking voyager in "The Voyager of the Whulge" and the origin story in "Tamanous of Tacoma", revealing how humans came to be. The collection also includes moral lessons, warning of the dangers of hubris, as showcased in stories like "The Wrath of Manitou" and "The Queen of Death Valley," where characters face consequences for their arrogance. These tales offer readers both entertainment and a chance to learn about human nature and the importance of respecting the world around them, preserving the storytelling heritage of the Pacific Slope.