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Storytelling Resources
Listen! Tell!
Inspired by the year’s festival, Corvallis-Benton County Library
has been bulking-up its collection, and local booksellers are stocking up.
Some of the books will be available at this year’s Tcha Tee Man Wi
performances.
Following are some excellent Storytelling books:
- Joel ben Izzy books and tapes, including “The Beggar King", "The Secret of Happiness”, "Buried Treasure", "Green Hand and Other Ghostly Tales From Around the World", and "Lights & Laughter: Joel ben Izzy Hanukkah Tales"
- Regina Carpenter: "Unanana the Elephant"
- The storyteller's start-up book: finding, learning, performing, and using folktales including twelve tellable tales / Margaret Read MacDonald
- Twenty tellable tales: audience participation folktales for the beginning storyteller / Margaret Read MacDonald
- Earth care: world folktales to talk about / [compiled] by Margaret Read MacDonald
- Peace tales: world folktales to talk about / [compiled] by Margaret Read MacDonald
- The moral of the story: folktales for character development / Bobby & Sherry Norfolk
- Ready-to-tell tales : sure-fire stories from America's favorite storytellers / edited by David Holt and Bill Mooney.
- More ready-to-tell tales from around the world / edited by David Holt and Bill Mooney.
- Wonder tales from around the world / Heather Forest
Below is a bibliography available at the Corvallis-Benton
County Library.
Listed are books about the art of Storytelling and books, CDs, and videos
full of wonderful stories. Check them out to enhance your enjoyment and
skills.
Materials
are located in the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library. |
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| Art of storytelling: creative ideas for preparation and performance | 808.5432 Cassady |
| Best loved stories told at the National Storytelling Festival | 398.2 Best |
| Bringing the story home: the complete guide to storytelling for parents | 649.58 Lipkin |
| Folklore of world holidays | Ref. 394.26 Folklore |
| Ghost stories from the Pacific Northwest | 398.2097 Macdonald |
| I remember when: activity ideas to help people reminisce | 305.26 Thorsheim |
| Inviting the wolf in: thinking about the difficult story | 808.54301 Niemi |
| Jackie tales: the magic of creating stories and the art of telling them | 808.543 Torrence |
| Spirituality of imperfection: storytelling and the journey to wholeness | 291.4 Kurtz |
| Storyteller: the classic that heralded America’s storytelling revival | 808.543 Ross |
| Storyteller’s start-up book: finding, learning, performing, and using folktales including twelve tellable tales | 372.642 Macdonald |
| Tell me a story: creating bedtime tales your children will dream on | 808.068 Collins |
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| Campfire stories: things that go bump in the night | J398.25 Forgey |
| Caroline Feller Bauer’s new handbook for storytellers: with stories, poems, magic and more | J372.642 Bauer |
| Clever folk: tales of wisdom, wit, and wonder | J398.2 Kronberg |
| Creative storytelling: choosing, inventing, and sharing tales for children | J372.642 Maguire |
| Earth care: world folktales to talk about | J398.2 Earth |
| Every child a storyteller: a handbook of ideas | J808.543 Kinghorn |
| Family storytelling handbook: how to use stories, anecdotes, rhymes, handkerchiefs, paper, and other objects to enrich your family traditions | J371.3 Pellowsk |
| Flannel board storytelling book | J371.3 Sierra |
| Handbook for storytellers | J371.3 Bauer |
| How & why stories: world tales kids can read & tell | J398.2 How |
| Listen! And help tell the story | J371.3 Carlson |
| More ready-to-tell tales from around the world | J398.2 More |
| Multicultural folktales for the feltboard and readers’ theater | J398.2 Sierra |
| Noodlehead stories: world tales kids can read & tell | J398.2 Noodle |
| The ordinary and the fabulous: an introduction to myths, legends and fairy tales for teachers and storytellers | J028.5 Cook |
| Peace tales : world folktales to talk about | J398.2 Peace |
| Ready-to-tell tales: sure-fire stories from America’s favorite storytellers | J398.2097 Ready |
| Silly & siller: read aloud tales from around the world | J398.2 Sierra |
| Spinning tales, weaving hope: stories of peace, justice & the environment | J372.677 Spinning |
| Storyteller’s sourcebook: a subject, title, and motif index to folklore collections for children | JREF 016.3 Macdonald |
| Storytelling adventures: stories kids can tell | J372.677 Dubrovin |
| Storytelling encyclopedia: historical, cultural, and multiethnic approaches to oral traditions around the world | JREF 808.543 Storytelling |
| Storytelling games: creative activities for language, communication, and composition across the curriculum | J372.62 Lipman |
| Storytelling activities | J372.64 Livo |
| Storytelling: art and technique | J371.3 Baker |
| Storytelling folklore sourcebook | JREF 808.543 Livo |
| Storytelling for young adults: techniques and treasury | 027.6251 de Vos |
| Storytelling handbook: a young people’s collection of unusual tales and helpful hints on how to tell them | J372.642 Pellowski |
| Storytelling: process and practice | J372.64 Livo |
| Sweet land of story: thirty-six American tales to tell | J372.642 Griffin |
| Tales as tools: the power of story in the classroom | J372.642 National |
| Tales for telling: from around the world | J398.2 Tales |
| Twenty tellable tales: audience participation folktales for the beginning storyteller | J027.8222 Macdonald |
| Way of the storyteller | J371.3 Sawyer |
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| American storytelling Vol. 1-4 | Video 808.543 American |
| Storytelling: learning and sharing with Sandy Jenkins | Video 372.642 Storytel |
| Strength through story: non-violent means told by teens | YA Cass 808.543 Strength |
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| Anansi time with Bobby Norfolk | J Cass 398.2452 Norfolk |
| Bobby Norfolk spins timeless tales | J Cass 398.2 Norfolk |
| Cockroach party! Lively stories from around the world | J CD 398.2 Macdonald |
| Patchwork quilt & other stories from around the world | J Cass 398.2 Kennedy |
| Stories in my pocket: tales kids can tell | J Cass 398.2 Beauty |
| Tell me a story | J Video 398.2 Tell |
| Word pictures: storytelling with Mark Lewis | J Video 398.2 Word |
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| International Storytelling Center | www.storytellingcenter.com |
| National
Public Radio’s Story Corps Project - A national oral history project, recording the personal stories of everyday Americans |
www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1475619 |
| National Storytelling Network | www.storynet.org |
Festival Presenters:
The Arts Center
Corvallis-Benton
County Public Library
Corvallis
Parks and Recreation Department
Wonderkeepers Storytelling Guild
If you would like to join us as a partner or sponsor of the Tcha Tee Man Wi Storytelling Festival, please contact Bruce Marbin, 541-760-6174 or the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library, 541-766-6794
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