About This Book
Full Moon Stories is a collection of thirteen traditional tales, each corresponding to a full moon of the year, as told by Grandpa Iron to his grandchildren. These stories are rooted in the traditions and beliefs of the Arapaho people, providing a gentle introduction to Native American culture and folklore. It's a wonderful book for parents seeking to share diverse cultural perspectives and foster an appreciation for storytelling and ancestral wisdom. The episodic nature makes it perfect for reading one or two stories at a time, sparking conversations about nature, community, and heritage.
Discussion Prompts
1
Which of Grandpa Iron's stories was your favorite and why?
2
What did you learn about the Arapaho people's traditions and beliefs from these stories?
3
How do the stories connect to the different full moons of the year?
4
Do you have family stories or traditions that are important to you? What are they?
5
What lessons or wisdom did you find in these tales?
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