Apache Legends, Songs of the Wind Dancer - Paperback
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by Lou Cuevas (Author), Keven Brown (Editor), Fred Cleveland (Illustrator)
Apache Legends are the stories orginally related in song by Lou Cuevas' full-blooded Apache grandfather about the origin of many desert or prairie creatures, such as the roadrunner, hummingbird, buffalo and rattlesnake which were important in the Apache worldview.The tales are often humorous and always indirectly teach a moral by which Apahe children were intructed in noble human values. Lou's vivid narratives capture the imagination and transport the reader into the world of ancient American southwest, where a magical ceremony can turn boys into birds that fly and youthful romance takes on a new meaning. The Apache are descendens of an Athabasscan-speaking people migrating here more than 2000 years ago.
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