Native American Literature encompasses a rich tapestry of stories, poems, and oral traditions created by the diverse tribes of the United States and Canada. This literature often reflects the deep connection between the Native American people and their land, culture, and spirituality. Themes of nature, community, and identity are prevalent, showcasing the unique perspectives and experiences of various tribes. Many works in Native American Literature draw from oral traditions, where storytelling plays a vital role in preserving history and teaching moral lessons. Contemporary authors, such as Sherman Alexie and Louise Erdrich, blend traditional elements with modern narratives, making these stories accessible to a wider audience while honoring their cultural roots.