Ojibwe Tales: Stories of the Ojibwe People
 
The Ojibwe are storytellers. Stories and legends are the way that knowledge is passed down to children. There are three types of Ojibwe stories: creation and migration stories; stories told for amusement and life lessons told through stories of Nanabozho. This is a book of life lessons. 
 
In the Ojibwe tradition of story telling, these stories are to be told only in the winter, after the first snowfall. 
 
Author: Art Przybill and Randy Councillor
Format: Paperback, 45 pages
Published by: Lake States Interpretive Association, 2004