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- "Still they remember me"
- A Peacemaker for warring nations : the founding of the Iroquois League
- A book of cats and creatures
- A book of witches
- A song of stars : an Asian legend
- Abiyoyo : based on a South African Lullaby and folk story
- Adopted by the eagles : a Plains Indian story of friendship and treachery
- Aesop in California
- Aesop's animals : the science behind the fables
- Aesop's fables
- All of you was singing
- Amazonia : indigenous tales from Brazil
- Anansi and the talking melon
- Ancient Egypt : tales of gods and pharaohs
- Ancient Egyptian Sky Lore : Rethinking the Conventional Wisdom
- And in the beginning--
- And me, coyote!
- Anpao : an American Indian odyssey
- Antelope Woman : an Apache folktale
- Apples on a stick : the folklore of Black children
- Ashley Bryan's beautiful blackbird and other folktales
- At play in Belfast : children's folklore and identities in Northern Ireland
- At the center of the world : based on Papago and Pima myths
- Babushka : a Christmas tale
- Baby rattlesnake
- Back in the beforetime : tales of the California Indians
- Bear : myth, animal, icon
- Beyond the pale : folklore, family, and the mystery of our hidden genes
- Big Turtle
- Birrarung Wilam : a story from Aboriginal Australia
- Black duck and water rat
- Black rainbow : legends of the Incas and myths of ancient Peru
- Bo Rabbit smart for true : folktales from the Gullah
- Bo Rabbit smart for true : tall tales from the Gullah
- Brave Chicken Little
- Brer Rabbit : stories from Uncle Remus
- Brer Tiger and the big wind
- Brothers : a Hebrew legend
- Buffalo dance : a Blackfoot legend
- Buffalo woman
- Buried Moon
- Calendar moon
- Celtic fairy tales
- Celtic fairy tales : being the two collections 'Celtic fairy tales' & 'More Celtic fairy tales'
- Celtic goddesses : warriors, virgins, and mothers
- Chia and the fox man : an Alaskan Dena'ina fable
- Chimney Pond tales : yarns told by Leroy Dudley
- Chukfi Rabbit's big, bad bellyache : a trickster tale
- Church curiosities : strange objects and bizarre legends
- Cinderella
- Cinders : a chicken Cinderella
- Classic Celtic fairy tales
- Could anything be worse? : A Yiddish tale,
- Coyote : a trickster tale from the American Southwest
- Coyote love : native American folktales
- Coyote steals the blanket : a Ute tale
- Cricket boy : a Chinese tale
- Crow chief : a Plains Indian story
- Deep in the woods : a folk tale
- Dhegdheer : a scary Somali folktale
- Doctor Coyote : a Native American Aesop's fables
- Drummer Hoff
- Duffy and the devil
- Earth keeper : reflections on the American land
- Elijah's violin & other Jewish fairy tales
- Even higher
- Fairy tales for little folks
- Far north tales : stories from the peoples of the Arctic circle
- Fin M'Coul : the giant of Knockmany Hill
- Fire race : a Karuk Coyote tale about how fire came to the people
- Fireside tales of the Traveller children : twelve Scottish stories
- First light, first life : a worldwide creation story
- Flights of fancy : birds in myth, legend and superstition
- Food for the dead : on the trail of New England's vampires
- Foraging wild edible plants of North America : more than 150 delicious recipes using nature's edibles
- Fox tails : four fables from Aesop
- Foxy!
- Fungipedia : a brief compendium of mushroom lore
- Further tales of Uncle Remus : the misadventures of Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, Brer Wolf, the Doodang, and other creatures
- Giants! Giants! Giants! : From many lands and many times
- Gilly Martin the Fox
- Gluskabe and the four wishes
- Goatilocks and the three bears
- Gobble you up! : based on a Rajasthani folktale
- Good night, Wind : [A Yiddish folktale]
- Grandma and the great gourd : a Bengali folk tale
- Great Rabbit and the long-tailed Wildcat
- Hansel & Gretel : a Toon graphic
- Hansel and Gretel
- Heart of the sun warrior
- Her seven brothers
- Horses of myth
- How Glooskap Outwits the Ice Giants ; and other tales of the Maritime Indians
- How Rabbit tricked Otter and other Cherokee trickster stories
- How Snowshoe Hare rescued the sun : a tale from the Arctic
- How Turtle's back was cracked : a traditional Cherokee tale
- How Two-Feather was saved from loneliness : an Abenaki legend
- How raven got his crooked nose : an Alaskan Dena'ina fable
- How the animals got their colors : animal myths from around the world
- How the finch got his colors
- How the sea began : a Taino myth
- How the stars fell into the sky : a Navajo legend
- I am Tama, lucky cat : a Japanese legend
- I know what I saw : modern-day encounters with monsters of new urban legend and ancient lore
- If you had a horse : steeds of myth and legend
- Iktomi and the berries : a Plains Indian story
- Iktomi and the boulder : a Plains Indian story
- Iktomi and the buffalo skull : a Plains Indian story
- Iktomi and the buzzard : a Plains Indian story
- Iktomi and the ducks : a Plains Indian story
- Il Ć©tait une fois : three classic stories to help children learn French
- Imaginary animals : the monstrous, the wondrous and the human
- Indian legends of the Pacific Northwest
- Indian legends of the White Mountains,
- Ireland : stone walls & fabled landscapes
- Ishi's tale of Lizard
- It could always be worse : a Yiddish folk tale
- It could always be worse : a Yiddish folk tale
- It is a tree
- Jack and the beanstalk
- Jack and the beanstalk
- Jack the Giant Killer : Jack's first and finest adventure
- Jamie O'Rourke and the big potato : an Irish folktale
- Joseph who loved the Sabbath
- Journey of the nightly jaguar : inspired by an ancient Mayan myth
- Juan Bobo and the queen's necklace; : a Puerto Rican folk tale.
- Jump again! : more adventures of Brer Rabbit
- Jump on over! : the adventures of Brer Rabbit and his family
- Jump! : the adventures of Brer Rabbit
- Just so stories,
- Kanahena : a Cherokee story
- Kassim's shoes
- King of the birds
- Kiviok's magic journey : an Eskimo legend
- Know your mushrooms
- Lakota : seeking the Great Spirit
- Land of the long white cloud : Maori myths, tales, and legends
- Leaves from the garden of Eden : one hundred classic Jewish tales
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Longhouse winter : Iroquois transformation tales
- Lord of the dance : an African retelling
- Love flute
- Ma'ii and cousin Horned Toad : a traditional Navajo story
- Manachar and Munachar : two Celtic tales
- Master of poisons : a novel
- Maybe I will do something
- Medieval tales that kids can read & tell
- Medusa's gaze and vampire's bite : the science of monsters
- Michael Hague's Treasured classics
- Monkey : a trickster tale from India
- Monsters and mythical creatures from around the world
- Monsters of the Gevaudan : the making of a beast
- Moon and Otter and Frog
- Moon mother : a native American creation tale
- Moon was tired of walking on air
- More of Brer Rabbit's tricks.
- More scary stories to tell in the dark
- More tales of Uncle Remus : [further adventures of Brer Rabbit, his friends, enemies, and others]
- More tales of Uncle Remus : further adventures of Brer Rabbit, his friends, enemies, and others
- Mouse & lion
- Mouse Woman and the vanished princesses
- Mouse woman and the mischief-makers
- Muwin and the magic hare
- My grandfather's coat
- My mother is the most beautiful woman in the world : a Russian folktale
- Mythical creatures of Maine : fantastic beasts from legend and folklore
- Mythological creatures : a classical bestiary : tales of strange beings, fabulous creatures, fearsome beasts, & hideous monsters from ancient Greek mythology
- Myths and legends from Ghana for African-American cultures
- Native America
- Native American art and folklore : a cultural celebration
- Native American stories
- Native American stories for kids : 12 traditional stories from Indigenous tribes across North America
- Native North American stories
- Never satisfied : the story of the Stonecutter
- Never say a mean word again : a tale from Medieval Spain
- Nian, the Chinese New Year dragon : a beastly tale : adapted from a Chinese legend
- Night visitors
- Nine-in-one, Grr! Grr! : a folktale from the Hmong people of Laos
- North American legends
- Oak
- Old Noah's elephants : an Israeli folktale
- Old bag of bones : a Coyote tale
- On Cat Mountain
- On the shoulder of a giant : an Inuit folktale
- On the trail of elder brother : Glous'gap stories of the Micmac Indians
- Once more upon a totem
- One thousand and one nights : a retelling by Hanan al-Shaykh
- Os saltimbancos de Bremen : The buskers of Bremen
- Oscar Lobster's fair exchange,
- Our king has horns!
- Packy Jim : folklore and worldview on the Irish border
- Pancho's PiƱata
- Party croc! : a folktale from Zimbabwe
- Patakin : world tales of drums and drummers
- Peace tales : world folktales to talk about
- Peboan and Seegwun
- Pedro & the padre : a tale from Jalisco, Mexico
- People of corn : a Mayan story
- People of the short blue corn : tales and legends of the Hopi Indians
- Pepper, : the story of a parakeet.
- Power of raven, wisdom of serpent : Celtic women's spirituality
- Puss & boots
- Puss in Boots
- Quill soup : a Stone Soup story
- Rabbit Ears American tall tales, Vol. 1
- Rabbit's snow dance : a traditional Iroquois story
- Rainbow crow : a Lenape tale
- Raven : a trickster tale from the Pacific Northwest
- Raven's light : a myth from the people of the Northwest coast
- Raven, the trickster : legends of the North American Indians
- Raw head, bloody bones : African-American tales of the supernatural
- Red earth : tales of the Micmacs : with an introduction to the customs and beliefs of the Micmac Indians
- Return of the sun : native American tales from the Northeast woodlands
- Riding a donkey backwards : wise and foolish tales of Mulla Nasruddin
- Rumpelstiltskin : a folk tale classic
- Saddexdii orgi ee ilma garaf : The three billy goats Gruff
- Sasanoa and the Wool Witch : a romance of legendary history
- Sausages
- Scary stories to tell in the dark
- Science of the magical : from the Holy Grail to love potions to superpowers
- Sea monsters : a voyage around the world's most beguiling map
- Sedna : an Eskimo myth
- Seven ways to trick a troll
- Sir Whong and the golden pig
- Sister Bear : a Norse tale
- Skeleton woman
- Snow White : an Islamic tale
- Snow-White and Rose-Red
- Someone saw a spider : spider facts and folktales
- Something from nothing
- Speaking to an elephant and other tales from the Kadars
- Stiff ears; animal folktales of the North American Indian,
- Stone soup with matzoh balls : a Passover tale in Chelm
- Storytelling on the Northern Irish border : characters and community
- Sukaq and the raven
- Sun and moon : folk tales by various artists
- Sungura and Leopard : a Swahili trickster tale
- Supper for Crow : a Northwest Coast Indian tale
- Sylvia Long's big book for small children
- Tales from 1,001 nights : Aladdin, Ali Baba and other favourite tales
- Tales from the Arabian nights : stories of adventure, magic, love, and betrayal
- Tales told in tents : stories from central Asia
- Talk, talk : an Ashanti legend
- Tasunka : a Lakota horse legend
- Tatterhood and other tales : stories of magic and adventure
- That tricky Coyote!
- The Arabian nights
- The Arabian nights
- The Children of the Morning Light : Wampanoag tales
- The Dragon Stoorworm
- The Fur person
- The Great race : an Indonesian trickster tale
- The History of Mother Twaddle and the marvelous achievements of her son Jack
- The Hunter's Promise : an Abenaki Tale
- The Indians' book : an offering by the American Indians of Indian lore, musical and narrative, to form a record of the songs and legends of their race
- The King of Little Things
- The Lad of the Gad
- The Lakota way : [stories and lessons for living]
- The Little Red Hen makes a pizza
- The Ninjabread Man
- The Old wives' fairy tale book
- The Sabbath lion : a Jewish folktale from Algeria
- The Sound of flutes and other Indian legends
- The United States of storytelling : folktales and true stories from the Eastern states
- The Yule lads
- The adventures of Aku : or, How it came about that we shall always see Okra the cat lying on a velvet cushion, while Okraman the dog sleeps among the ashes
- The adventures of Hershel of Ostropol
- The annotated African American folktales
- The badger and the magic fan : a Japanese folktale
- The ballad of Belle Dorcas
- The blacksmith and the devils
- The boy of the three-year nap
- The boy who found the light : Eskimo folktales
- The boy who lived with the bears : and other Iroquois stories
- The boy who lived with the seals
- The bronze dog : Qing tong gou : a story in English and Chinese
- The butter tree : tales of Bruh Rabbit
- The cat and the rooster : a Ukrainian folktale
- The cat who went to heaven
- The chase : a Kutenai Indian tale
- The clown of God : an old story
- The cobweb curtain : a Christmas story
- The complete language of flowers : a definitive and illustrated history
- The cook and the king
- The coyote under the table : El coyote debajo de la mesa : folktales told in Spanish and English
- The crocodile and the scorpion
- The dancing goddesses : folklore, archaeology, and the origins of European dance
- The day Tuk became a hunter & other Eskimo stories,
- The diviner
- The dragon slayer : folktales from Latin America
- The dragon's hoard : stories from the Viking sagas
- The earth is on a fish's back; : tales of beginnings,
- The elephant's friend and other tales from ancient India
- The emperor and the kite
- The enchanted caribou
- The fable of the fig tree
- The fire children : a West African creation tale
- The fire stealer
- The first strawberries : a Cherokee story
- The five sparrows : a Japanese folktale
- The flute player : an Apache folktale
- The flying tortoise : an Igbo tale
- The funny little woman
- The gift of the sacred dog : story and illustrations
- The gingerbread boy
- The girl in red
- The girl who married a ghost and other tales from the North American Indian
- The girl who spun gold
- The glass mountain : tales from Poland
- The good giants and the bad pukwudgies
- The grasshopper & the ants
- The great ball game : a Muskogee story
- The great race of the birds and animals
- The greatest of all : a Japanese folktale
- The green pastures : a fable : suggested by Roark Bradford's southern sketches, "Ol' Man Adam an' his chillun"
- The heavenly zoo : legends and tales of the stars
- The hidden world of the fox
- The honey jar
- The hungry giant of the Tundra
- The hungry woman : myths and legends of the Aztecs
- The king and the tortoise
- The last tales of Uncle Remus
- The legend of Scarface : a Blackfeet Indian tale
- The legend of lightning & thunder
- The legend of the Indian paintbrush
- The legend of the beaver's tail
- The legend of the bluebonnet : an old tale of Texas
- The legend of the cranberry : a Paleo-Indian tale
- The legend of the persian carpet
- The lion and the mouse
- The lion and the mouse : an Aesop's fable
- The little gray bunny
- The little red hen
- The little red hen
- The little red hen : an old story
- The lore of the Old Testament
- The magic of Spider Woman
- The magic porridge pot
- The mitten : a Ukrainian folktale
- The monkey's haircut, and other stories told by the Maya
- The mud pony : a traditional Skidi Pawnee tale
- The mysteries within : a surgeon explores myths, medicine, and the human body
- The mysterious giant of Barletta : an Italian folktale
- The mythical zoo : animals in myth, legend, and literature
- The name of the tree : a Bantu folktale
- The origin of life on earth : an African creation myth
- The orphan : a Cinderella story from Greece
- The orphan boy : a Maasai story
- The other world; : myths of the Celts.
- The otter, the spotted frog & the Great Flood : a Creek Indian story
- The parade : a stampede of stories about Ananse, the trickster spider
- The party in the sky ; : A festa no cƩu
- The princess and the warrior : a tale of two volcanoes
- The princess who lost her hair : an Akamba legend
- The rabbi and the twenty-nine witches : a talmudic legend
- The raven and the loon
- The realms of Arthur
- The reason for flowers : their history, culture, biology, and how they change our lives
- The remarkable Christmas of the cobbler's sons
- The rockabilly goats Gruff
- The sea-ringed world : sacred stories of the Americas
- The seal oil lamp : adapted from an Eskimo folktale and illustrated with wood engravings
- The secret of the Sabbath fish
- The selkie girl
- The signifying monkey : a theory of African-American literary criticism
- The squeaky door
- The star maiden : an Ojibway tale
- The stolen Appaloosa, and other Indian stories
- The story of Jumping Mouse : a native American legend
- The story of Jumping Mouse : a native American legend
- The story of black
- The story of light
- The story of lightning & thunder
- The stupid tiger : and other tales
- The tale of Rabbit and Coyote
- The tale of the tiger slippers
- The tale of three trees : a traditional folktale
- The tales of Uncle Remus : the adventures of Brer Rabbit
- The telling of the world : Native American stories and art
- The three bears
- The three billy goats Gruff
- The three little pigs : a folk tale classic
- The tiny, tiny boy and the big, big cow : a Scottish folk tale
- The tongue-cut sparrow
- The tortoise & the hare
- The tortoise and the hare : an Aesop fable
- The tortoise and the tree
- The town mouse and the country mouse
- The trouble with princesses
- The whistling skeleton : American Indian tales of the supernatural
- The winter wife; : an Abenaki folktale.
- The wise fool : fables from the Islamic world
- The wise old woman
- The witches and the singing mice
- The woman who fell from the sky : the Iroquois story of creation
- The wooden sword : a Jewish folktale from Afghanistan
- The world of Lore : monstrous creatures
- They dance in the sky : Native American star myths
- Thirty-three ways of looking at an elephant
- Three clever mice : folktales
- Thumbelina
- Tigers and opossums : animal legends
- TiktaŹ¼liktak : an Eskimo legend
- To speak for the trees : my life's journey from ancient Celtic wisdom to a healing vision of the forest
- Tokoloshi : African folk-tales
- Tongues of jade
- Tonweya and the eagles, and other Lakota Indian tales
- Tony's bread : an Italian folktale
- Town mouse, country mouse
- Tree matters
- Tree of dreams : ten tales from the garden of night
- Tukama tootles the flute : a tale from the Antilles
- Two parrots
- Walking the land, feeding the fire : knowledge and stewardship among the Tlicho Dene
- Whale in the sky
- What his father did
- What the rat told me : a legend of the Chinese zodiac
- What's so funny, Ketu? : a Nuer tale
- When jaguars ate the moon : and other stories about animals and plants of the Americas
- Whiskers, tails, and wings : animal folktales from Mexico
- Who is king? : ten magical stories from Africa
- Who will bell the cat?
- Who's in Rabbit's house? : a Masai tale
- Who's in Rabbit's house? : a Masai tale
- Why ducks sleep on one leg
- Why epossumondas has no hair on his tail
- Why the possum's tail is bare, and other North American Indian nature tales
- Why there is no arguing in heaven : a Mayan myth
- Wiley and the Hairy Man
- Winterlust : finding beauty in the fiercest season
- Wise women : folk and fairy tales from around the world
- Wolf : legend, enemy, icon
- Women who run with the wolves : myths and stories of the wild woman archetype
- World flutelore : folktales, myths, and other stories of magical flute power
- Yellow woman and a beauty of the spirit : essays on Native American life today
- Yokki and the Parno Gry
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