Thai tales : folktales of Thailand / retold by Supaporn Vathanaprida ; edited by Margaret Read MacDonald ; illustrations by Boonsong Rohitasuke.

Nithan Gohok, Lying Tales: Lung Ta, the calm woodcutter
Liars compete
Marvelous canning factory
Liars contest of the king
Nithan Talok, Humorous tales: Drinking with Yommaban, the king of the dead
Sri Thanonchai and the king
Sri Thanonchai and the two moons
Sri Thanonchai's special dishes
Nithan Ruang Sat, Animal tales: Why the bear has a short tail
Tiger seeks wisdom
Elephants and the bees
Power and wisdom
Nithan Chadok, Jataka tales: Deer buddha
Seven stars
Honest woodcutter
Thieving crow
Nithan Son Khati Tam, Tales to make you think: Who is best?
Pious son-in-law
He who thinks he is first is unwise
Plenty
Good boy
Medicine to revive the dead
When death comes
If it belongs to us, it will come to us
Tamnan, Local legends: Muang Laplae, The land of fantasy
Mouse Island and Cat Island
Nithan Songkhruang, Elaborate tales: Kaeo, the horse-faced girl
Chet Huat Chet Hai (Seven pot, seven jar)
Thep Niyai: Tales of helpful gods and spirits: Twin Stars
Songkran: A Thai new year story
Daughters of Thao Kabinlaphrom and their attributes
Place of Buddhism in Thai life: Tham Boon, Making merit
Plongtok, Acceptance
Attahi Attano Natho, Self-Reliance
Chai Yen, Self-Reliance
Mai Pen Rai, "Never Mind"
Kreng Chai, Consideration
Respect for elders
Humbleness and gentleness
Monkhood
Samsara, the wheel of life
Way of Buddha, or the path toward enlightenment
Eightfold path, or the middle way
Five rules of conduct for laymen
Prom Wihan
Thailand, the land of smiles.