The Boy Who Made Dragonfly A Zuni Myth retold by Tony Hillerman (ISBN 0-8263-0910-0)
Two small children having fallen asleep are accidentally left behind when their parents and the rest of the villagers abandon their village in a hard times to find food. As time passes, the young boy constructs a toy insect out of corn and grasses to comfort his younger sister. Eventually, the toy comes to life and operates as a messenger between the children and the gods. The insect later takes the name Dragonfly. This teaching story of the Zunis, a Pueblo People based in New Mexico, was first recorded by Frank Cushing in 1883.

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