Trickster tales from prairie lodgefires
By: collected by Bernice G. Anderson ; illustrated by Frank Gee.
Contributors: Anderson, Bernice G.; Gee, Frank, 1948-; Ingaglueh-Whoo-Tongah.; Tahbone, Maunkee Blackbear.
Publisher: Abingdon
Published: 1979
Place of publication: Nashville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 94
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Great Plains -- Folklore.; Tricksters -- Juvenile literature.; Indians of North America -- Great Plains -- Folklore.
Notes: "As told to Bernice G. Anderson by Ingaglueh-Whoo-Tongah of the Poncas and by Maunkee Blackbear Tahbone of the Kiowas."
Table of contents: title: Trickster.; title: Napi's wager with rabbit.; title: Why rabbits have only a little fat.; title: Why the bob-cat stays in the woods.; title: How Sainday brought the buffalo.; title: Sainday and whirlwind maiden.; title: Why all prairie dogs are brown.; title: Why crows are black.; title: Sky high went the sun.; title: Masquerading trickster.; title: The flowers' forever land.; title: Why the buzzard's head is bald.; title: When plum bush tricked the Trickster.; title: Story of the end of Trickster Wihio.; title: Postword.