Tongues of the New World is an in-depth exploration of the incredible linguistic diversity of North America's native peoples. With a focus on eight key language families, including Algonquian, Uto-Aztecan, and Siouan, this book delves into the grammar, key features, and historical context of each language. Readers will learn about the history and culture of the peoples who speak these languages, as well as the unique linguistic features that set them apart. The book also reflects on the legacy of Native American languages, considering the ongoing importance of language to indigenous communities and exploring efforts to revitalize and preserve these endangered languages. Tongues of the New World is an engaging and informative resource for anyone interested in the fascinating world of North American language families.