This gifted story-teller's third collection comes from the heart of her mother's life, and deep from the Anishinabeg oral tradition. These forty imaginative tales, told from one generation to another, are memorable for their keen and loving insights into the mythic origins of the natural and supernatural worlds around and within us. In this rich gathering, we learn how the muskrat can give man a lesson in making fish soup, what happened to ten greedy men when they confront their tribal leader Wanabozo, and how Evening Star Man and Morning Star Woman were created. These engaging, magical stories are illustrated with artwork from Native American prisoners.
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