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Written by Mary Louise Defender Wilson - Performed by Mary Louise Defender Wilson - Produced by Troyd Geist, North Dakota Council on the Arts and David Swenson - Abridged Fiction - 1 ENHANCED COMPACT DISC - 1 hour

Publisher, Makoche Recording Company (November 2004)

The lessons and character of humanity and how to live in a civilized way are taught through traditional stories and are exemplified by the animals, wind and stars observed around us.

"They are wiser than us in many ways." --Mary Louise Defender Wilson

Songs:

The World Never Ends
The Blue Heron Who Stayed for the Winter Earth Beans
The Dakotah Have Had Horses for a Long Time
How the Snake Creek Came to Be
Why the Fawn Has Spots
The Star in the Cottonwood Tree
The First Flute Was Used for Courting

This is an enhanced CD playable on your computer, which contains cultural content, photos, and video clips of the animals and artwork spoken of in the stories.