OUR FATHERS HAD POWERFUL SONGS
First printing of this collection of poems inspired by the songs and legends of Western Native American tribes – winner of the AIGA Book of the Year award for Kubinyi's beautiful illustrations.
First printing of this collection of poems inspired by the songs and legends of Western Native American tribes – winner of the AIGA Book of the Year award for Kubinyi's beautiful illustrations.
First printing of this retelling of the flood myth of the Huichol people of Mexico, illustrated in a style inspired by the traditional art of Central America.
First printing of this retelling of a Lakota legend of the importance of remaining true to your values, as demonstrated by the tale of a pair of brothers in love with the same woman.
First edition of this collection of songs of the Chippewa tribe arranged in musical notation and translated into English.
First edition of this beautifully illustrated book about the childhood of Sitting Bull.
Signed first printing of this story of a young visitor to a historic Pueblo village, who finds herself between the real world and the dream world.
First printing of this retelling of an indigenous Alaskan folk tale about the importance of charity, inspired by Glo Coalson's time spent in the arctic circle village of Kotzebue.
Signed first printing of this bilingual Spanish-English retelling of the folk tale of the creation of the La Acequia del Rito y la Sierra irrigation systems.
Inscribed first printing of this retelling of the legend of the origin of the colorful flowers that spring up to welcome the changing of the seasons.
First printing of this story of the lives of the ancient Puebloan peoples, with rock art-inspired illustrations by Navajo artist Benton Yazzie — signed by both the author and the illustrator.
First printing, signed by the author and both illustrators, of this collection of retellings of Inuit stories, illustrated with Leo and Diane Dillon's "dramatic color paintings and exquisite black-and-white friezes" (jacket).
First printing of this story of an African boy who wishes to fly, poetically illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon.
Publisher's review copy of this retelling of a Sioux and Cheyenne myth, with vibrant illustrations by Caldecott Medal winner Paul Goble.
First printing of this story of a shy young man who receives a gift from the forest to help him woo his love.
Inscribed second printing of this folk tale about a curious maiden who falls in love with an antelope man.
Signed first printing of this beautifully-illustrated folktale of a pair of mice seeking a suitable husband for their daughter.
Uncommon first printing of this this colorful retelling of the Crow legend of a brave warrior who is enlisted to help the magical Thunderbird protect her chicks.
Matted watercolor of two children served seed cakes.
First printing of this retelling of a traditional Pueblo story of an irresponsible crow and the hawk who picks up her slack, illustrated in paper collage.
First printing of this love story of a warrior who could make himself invisible and the only woman who could see through his spell.
First printing of this Algonquin CINDERELLA-like story, the tale of a scarred girl who sets out to marry an invisible being.
First printing, inscribed by both artists, of this collection of Iroquois legends, written and illustrated by members of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
First printing of this story of how a mixed-race Blackfeet boy learns about his tribe and heritage in the face of danger — signed by both the author and illustrator.
First printing of this story of a young Arapaho boy who becomes separated from his family in western Kansas — signed by both the author and the illustrator.
Signed first printing of this retelling of the adventures of a Czech folk hero among the Inuit, with illustrations mimicking a field journal.