The Song of Hiawatha

Longfellow's 1855 epic poem retells legends of the Ojibwe hero Hiawatha and his love Minnehaha, drawing on Native American oral tradition through a rhythmic verse form. Younger readers and those interested in nineteenth-century American poetry or Indigenous-inspired storytelling would find it worthwhile. *Note: the catalogue lists a 2004 publication date and a second author (Woodrow W. Morris), which suggests this is a specific later edition or adaptation whose particular contents I can't verify.*