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Native American Summer Mythology
Here is our collection of Native American legends and traditional stories about summertime.
Native American Summer Gods and Spirits
Miochin (Pueblo)
Ne-bin (Algonquin)
Nonoma (Cheyenne)
The Thunder Bird (Arapaho)
Native American Legends About Summer
How Glooscap Found Summer
How Glooskap Found The Summer:
Wabanaki legends about the origin of the seasons.
Indian Summer
Nibunalnoba, the Indian Summer:
Abenaki-Penobscot legends about the origins of "Indian summer," the brief recurrence of summer-like weather before the snows fall.
Indian Superstitions And Legend:
An excerpt from Potawatomi author Simon Pokagon's autobiography, including a legend about the four season sisters.
Recommended Books of Summer Stories from Native American Myth and Legend
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How the Summer Season Came:
A good collection of Assiniboine legends including the story of how summer was brought to the earth.
How Coyote Stole The Summer:
Picture book illustrating a Shoshone legend about the origin of summer.
The Summer Solstice:
Children's book describing summer folklore and ceremonies around the world, including Native North America.

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