Legend about an Apache flute player who falls in love with a beautiful maiden.

The tripping notes of a wooden flute echo from the steep red walls of a lonely Southwestern canyon. The sounds drift up through the green leaves of the rippling canyon stream. But who is playing the flute? Discover the story of the flute player in this centuries-old Apache folktale, retold and illustrated by Michael Lacapa. Of Apache/Hopi descent, he is not only a gifted artist but an accomplished storyteller and educator as well. His hours in the...

Hopi folktale in which a hummingbird fashioned from a sunflower stalk comes to life and helps two starving children who were left behind in their village when the adults went to search for food.

An account of two boys who are sent by their people to the west to visit the Shiwana, the spirits of rain and snow, and bring back rain to relieve a drought.