Offers a touching tale about the cycle of life and making an effort to say good-bye as Old Coyote prepares for his departure from this life while reminiscing warmly about his younger years that had been filled with raising pups, chasing rabbits, and howling at the moon from the mountain tops.

Working in their Creation Kitchen deep within the heavens, Mr. and Mrs. God, using frying pans, mixing bowls, and whisks, create creatures that, when they are cooked to perfection, are set down on Earth--and the real adventure begins!

When the Tiny People see the blue sky above for the very first time, they begin to venture up and out of their low-lying homes where, traveling aboard the backs of Eagle, Turtle, and Bear, they learn how to face their fears, improve their lives, and eventually grow as tall as the trees!

Waiting on the rebirth of his dear wife Thunderwoman, Kobili is thrilled to learn that she has been born to the chief of the Pueblo, but he must patiently wait as she grows to discover whether or not she will help him on their final mission.

The creators of Spirit Walker offer a volume of inspirational poetry, complemented by symbolic paintings, designed to reacquaint readers with the harmony of nature, exemplified by the Pueblo Indians of the Southwest.

A collection of Native American poems and meditations explores the ancient connections between humanity and nature throughout the months of the year, otherwise known as the Twelve Great Paths of the Moon.

Presents twelve Southwestern tales including, 'The girl who loved coyotes,' 'Sun Mother and Moon Mother,' 'How coyote got his song,' 'The animal convention,' and 'The rainbow bridge'

A look at the native Americans of Taos Pueblo discusses their eight hundred-year history in the Rio Grand Valley of New Mexico, their vision of the world, their way of life, and more.

Product Description: For the past 800 years, the Indians of Taos Pueblo have lived under Taos Mountain in the Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico. Their unique vision of the world, their deeply rooted attachment to the land and their own way of life, and the quiet wisdom of their elders are eloquently recorded in this classic volume...read more

A study of what actually happened during the Ute Indians' ten-year struggle with the white man in the mid-19th century, their eventual surrender, and their development since the signing of the peace treaty through the present

Text accompanied by photographs introduces the life and beliefs of the Taos Indians of New Mexico.