The Sun Maiden and the crescent moon : Siberian folk tales / collected and translated by James Riordan.

My dear Little Deer (Nenets)
Akanidi the bright sunbeam (Saami)
How happiness came (Saami)
The raven and the owl (Eskimo)
How the Chukchi people became friends (Chukchi)
The Sun Maiden and the Crescent Moon (Ket)
Kotura, lord of the winds (Nenets)
Aioga (Nanai)
Brave Azmun (Nivkh)
Why hares have long ears (Mansi)
The boy and tiger (Ulchi)
The cuckoo (Nenets)
How Anga fetched a serpent's skin and a bear's fur (Nanai)
The Silver Maid (Saami)
The girl and the moon man (Chukchi)
Mergen and his friends (Nanai)
Coot and the fox (Itelmen)
Father of sickness (Nganasan)
Who is strongest (Nanai)
Choleree (Even)
The little whale (Chukchi)
Bold Yatto and his sister Tayune (Nenets)
Aipanana and Etuvgi (Eskimo)
The eight brothers (Chukchi)
Ankakumikaityn the nomad wolf (Kerek)
Net-Pos-Hu the archer (Khanty)
Greedy Mogus and the orphans (Yakut)
Little Oonyani (Evenk)
The water sprite (Tofalar)
Why the sun forsook the Tundra (Koryak)
Mayaki (Udegei)
How the sun was rescued (Eskimo)
The Clayman and the golden-antlered elk (Saami)
Ememcoot and the forest maiden (Itelmen)
Two brothers (Dolgan)
The one-eyed man and the woman-vixen (Aleutian)
Mistress of fire (Selkup)
The two suns (Udegei)
Wife for a walrus, lord of the sea (Nivkh)
Tynagirgin and Gitgilin (Chikchi)
Niraidak (Evenk)
Man-bear (Yukagir)
Daughter of the moon, son of the sun (Saami).