Folk-tales Of The Maori (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024912029)

"Folk-tales of the Maori" is a rich collection of traditional stories from the indigenous people of New Zealand, as recounted by Alfred Augustus Grace. These tales offer a fascinating glimpse into Maori culture, beliefs, and history. Readers will encounter captivating narratives filled with mythical creatures, heroic figures, and profound moral lessons that have been passed down through generations.

Graceâ€(TM)s work preserves the essence of Maori storytelling, making it an invaluable resource for those interested in folklore, anthropology, and the cultural heritage of New Zealand. The collection showcases the vibrancy and depth of Maori oral tradition, highlighting the significance of these stories in shaping community and identity. These folk-tales provide not only entertainment but also profound insights into the worldview of the Maori people.

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