
What does lighting mean? Where did corn come from? Why do rabbits have cotton tails? The answers to life's mysteries have been explained through legend and myth all over the world in every culture.
Only a few Seminole Indian communities exist in Florida today, but the rich tradition of Seminole stories and legends continues to be handed down from elders to children. In the days when long evenings were spent around campfires, children listened to their parents and grandparents tell tales about the many characters—human, animal, and spirit—who acted out important lessons about living in the natural world of the Florida Everglades and helped explain why the world is the way it is. The characters in these stories face tests and adventures that teach them—and their listeners—not only how to survive in a difficult world, but also how to live honorably and harmoniously in it.
"No Florida bookshelf is complete unless Betty Mae Jumper is there—in the form of her first book, Legends of the Seminoles."—Jan Florence Godown, KIDS the Family Magazine
| How Many? | Title | Binding | Price | Order? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Legends of the Seminoles | Paperback | $18.95 |