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Celtic Myths
The Celtic influence is strongest in Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Celtic mythology gives us many of our favorite stories, such as the legends of King Arthur. Explore Celtic myths; maybe you will find a new favorite story here!


-Celtic Deities
-The Welsh Celts
-Irish Myths & Legends
-Celtic Myths & Games
Superstitions
Hissing Black Cat
Good & Bad Luck
Some people believe breaking a mirror means seven years of bad luck. Others believe a cricket in your house brings good luck. Discover if you are going to have good luck or bad!


-Old Superstitions
-Animal Superstitions
-Afghan Superstitions
-Wedding Superstitions
Learn More About...
Watch, listen or discover new and exciting things about people, places and events you want to know more about with the guides below!
Chinese goddess Nuwa
Every culture has its own myths and legends. Check out these stories from Chinese myth!
Paul Bunyan Book Jacket
Do you enjoy reading tall tales? Watch and listen to these tales of Paul Bunyan!
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StarTall Tales
Read these tall tales to meet real heroes, with a few larger-than-life details.
StarThanksgiving Story
Learn the story of Thanksgiving Day and how it became an American holiday.
StarMy Hero
What makes a person a hero? Find out about real heroes of today and the past.
Fun & Games
puzzle pieceSagwa the Chinese Cat
Read fun stories or play games with Sagwa, a Chinese Siamese cat!
puzzle pieceAmerican Girl
The American Girl stories are historical fiction; they show us the lives of people of the past!
puzzle pieceFooderstitions
Check out these fun food superstitions, such as telling fortunes with tea!
Who's That?
Rearing White Horse
The Headless Horseman
The Headless Horseman is only one of many Halloween stories. Warning: These stories are scary!