Title: Human story
Product review: Because the stories are metaphysical as well as mythological, and because some of the names are unfamiliar and long (Godiyihgo 'ishkiñihí), reading them and capturing their many layers of meaning requires time and concentration. To help the reader's understanding, the author follows each story with a brief explanation and discussion, along with a personal and spiritual example of the story in the author's own life and writing. Yet, since within the author's worldview there is no division between this level of reality and the metaphysical, her explanations are often as complex as the stories. Though categorized as folklore and mythology, this book might as likely be found in the religious section of any Native American bookstore or library. It will appeal to anyreader interested in the human story. (Paula Chaffee Scardamali, Foreword Magazine August, 2002 &#65533; Volume 5 &#65533; Number 5)
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