"Algonquin Indian Tales" by Egerton Ryerson Young is a collection designed to protect the vibrant oral traditions of the Algonquin tribes through folklore. The book follows Sagastao and Minnehaha as they find themselves welcomed into an Indigenous celebration after being playfully escorted to a wigwam. Initial uncertainty turns to joy as they sit down for a feast. They then listen to stories told by Souwanas. These tales bring them into the world of Nanahboozhoo, a trickster whose antics teach important life lessons. This narrative emphasizes friendship, teaching, cultural exchange, and the power of storytelling as a way to understand diverse cultures and the world.
Algonquin Indian Tales
By Egerton Ryerson Young
Venture into a world of tricksters, feasts, and transformative storytelling, where two children discover the timeless magic of Algonquin folklore within the warmth of a native wigwam.
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