British Columbia, Shuswap -- Folklore, Indigenous peoples -- British Columbia -- Folklore, Indigenous peoples -- Legends, Secwepemc -- Folklore Shuswap, Secwepemc 

152 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. 

Contents:
1. THLEE-sa travels the land / Ike Willard
2. THLEE-sa and rabbit / Ike Willard
3. Coyote travels around / Ike Willard
4. Coyote and goose / Aimee August
5. Coyote juggles his eyes / Ike Willard
6. Coyote and hi son / Ike Willard
7. Coyote and spider / Ike Willard
8. Coyote and deer / Aimee August
9. Coyote and buffalo / Aimee August
10. Coyote and porcupine / Ike Willard
11. Coyote wins daylight / Aimee August
12. Coyote and the people-killer / Ike Willard
13. How fish came down from the upper world / Ike Willard
14. Beaver gets fire / Aimee August
15. Trout-children / Charley Draney
16. Grizzly and beaver / Aimee August
17. The little girl and grizzly bear / Nellie Thomas
18. Muskrat and the girl / Aimee August
19. Lynx and the girls / Ike Willard
20. Lynx and marten / Nellie Thomas
21. Owl / Charley Draney
22. Porcupine and skunk / Aimee August
23. Cricket and grasshopper / Ike Willard
24. The water monster / Ike Willard
25. The girl who was taken as a slave / Ike Willard
26. A-TAM and Wul-PA-han / Ike Willard
27. The boy and the sasquatch / Ike Willard
28. The boy and the frog / Aimee August
29. The girl with the yellow garter / Aimee August
30. The seven-headed monster / Ike Willard
31. The boy and the monster / Aimee August
32. Training for power / Ike Willard
33. Shuswap dances / Ike Willard
34. Fishing methods / Ike Willard
35. Hunting methods / Ike Willard
36. Making canoes, weaving baskets and tanning hides / Ike Willard.