The "Indigenous Oral History Manual" is a comprehensive nonfiction book that addresses the practice of oral storytelling in Indigenous communities in Canada and the United States. This new edition offers valuable insights and best practices based on real projects, taking into account the diversity of contexts in which oral history is practiced. The authors, including Winona Wheeler, Barbara W. Sommer, and Mary Kay Quinlan, contribute their expertise to illuminate the significance and techniques of oral tradition. The book is aimed at professionals, students, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the role of oral history in Indigenous cultures. It is an essential work for anyone engaged in history, archaeology, and the preservation of cultural heritage.