NREL. Stories and Legends of the Northwest

Today's free book is Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest: Level Five. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. There are 18 separate books for this level, some with multiple stories.

The book is available at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (I have not checked for other online sources).

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Table of Contents

Little Ghost Bull and The Story of Firemaker Cheyenne Legends

A Visit to Taholah and Joseph's Long Journey from Shoalwater Bay

Stories From Burns Paiute Legends

Do What You Are Told
Na-See-Natchez (The Wet Boy) 
The Bears and the Deers

The Skull Story and Ghost Woman Blackfoot Legends

The Lodge Journey and The Lone Pine Tree Blackfoot Legends

Mary Queequeesue's Love Story A Flathead Legend

Ghost Stories Assiniboine Stories

True Story of A Ghost
Young Warrior 

A Fishing Excursion A Muckleshoot Legend

Buffalo of the Flatheads 

When the Buffalo Were First Seen Passing Through the Bitterroot

Medicine Man Helps Buffalo Hunters 

How the Buffalo Was Used
Coming of the Buffalo to the Reservation
The Pablo Herd
The Bison Range 

How the Animals Got Their Color Klamath, Modoc, and Paiute

Winter Months from Fort Hall Reservation

Coyote Arranges the Seasons Klamath, Modoc and Paiute

Broken Shoulder (How the Big Dipper and the North Star Came to Be) A Gros Ventre Story

How the Big Dipper and North Star Came To Be An Assiniboine Story

Duckhead Necklace and Indian Love Story Assiniboine Stories

White Rabbit A Sioux Story

How Horses First Came to the Gros Ventre and Red Bird's Death Gros Ventre Stories

Stories of an Indian Boy A Muckleshoot Legend