• Stories From Around the World
"One touch of storytelling may, in some instances, make
the whole world kin." - W.R.S. Ralston
Since ancient times, people from all cultures and countries
have preserved and passed down knowlege in the form of stories.
Some of the stories are funny, some are moving, and all will
be remembered!
• Native American Tales and Legends
"When the legends die, the dreams end; there is no more
greatness." - Shawnee
Linda is a registered member of the Choctaw Nation, but her
stories come from all tribes and native people. Told with
knowledge and respect, the stories of Coyote the Trickster,
Grandmother Spider, animals, history, and nature all come
alive with wonder and delight to teach the wisdom of balance.
• Tales From the Time of King Arthur
"And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach." -
Canterbury Tales. Prologue. Line 310.
Stories to provide a glimpse into the way people lived in
the Middle Ages and Renaissance times. Knights, lords and
ladies, kings, queens and the common man lend voice to this
turbulent, boisterous, exciting period of history.
• Aesop’s Fables
"Example is more powerful than precept." - The
Crab and its Mother
Aesop’s Fables are timeless classics that teach morals.
These stories are still useful today in illustrating cause
and effect in the real world. Young and old will enjoy the
creative play Linda brings to these ageless fables.
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• Stories of the Sky and Stars
"What is in the stars is on earth and what is on earth
is in the stars." - Lakota
Each people, each civilization has always had their stories
of the origin of the stars. For thousands of years star stories
have served as a creative, easily remembered means of passing
important information from one generation to the next. The
stars remain constant to carry the stories.
• Western Movement Tales
"Sunday, June 19th, 1853 - On our way again. Traveling
in the sand and dust. Sand ankle deep - hard traveling..."
- from the diary of Mrs. Amelia Stewart Knight
Linda tells tall tales, stories from the Gold Rush times
and from the western movment. Historical records, personal
journals, myth and more come alive as Linda transports her
listeners through the history of the old West.
