The Drummer Boy of Shiloh
When dawn broke over the muddy fields of Shiloh, a soft mist hung between two restless armies. The air was cool and damp, filled
The Seventh Son Healer’s Charm: Appalachian Folktale
In the misty valleys and rugged hills of the Appalachian Mountains, stories of the seventh son were told with both reverence and awe. According
Johnny Appleseed: A Folktale of Generosity and Hope
Long ago, when America was still a patchwork of forests, rivers, and scattered cabins, there wandered a man unlike any other. His name was
Davy Crockett and the Thunder-Whopper Bear: American Folktale of Courage and Wit
In the early days of the American frontier, when Tennessee’s hills still echoed with wolves and the rivers ran wild and untamed, there lived
Pecos Bill,The Wildest Cowboy: An American Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Courage and Imagination
In the dusty wilds of the Texas frontier, where the horizon stretched wider than any man could see and the sunsets burned like fire,
Mike Fink, The Boastful River King: An American Folktale That Teaches Lessons on Courage and Humility
Along the restless waters of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, where fog rolled low and the cries of riverbirds echoed through dawn’s mist, there
Pecos Bill (The Wild Cowboy of the American West)
Once upon a time in the wide, wild land of the American frontier, where the sun burned golden over the plains and coyotes howled
John Henry (American Labor Legend)
Long ago, during the great age of American railroads, when mountains were split open and tracks stretched from coast to coast, there lived a
Rip Van Winkle, The Man Who Slept for Twenty Years: American Folktale of Time and Change
At the foot of the misty Catskill Mountains in colonial New York, there once lived a good-natured man named Rip Van Winkle. Rip was
Davy Crockett and the Frozen Dawn: An American Folktale that Teaches Lessons on Boasting and Humor
In the early days of the American frontier, when the land stretched wild and untamed across Tennessee, there lived a man whose name was
