Puget Sound Canoeing by Geraldine Coffin and T.T. Waterman is an important source of information for anyone interested in traditional canoeing on the West Coast of North America. The book explores in detail the various types of canoes used by indigenous peoples on the Puget Sound, including the Salish, Johnnie peoples. The text is accompanied by illustrations that allow the reader to better imagine each type of canoe, as well as familiarize himself with the techniques of its construction. The book is an important source of knowledge for anthropologists, historians, and anyone interested in the traditions of the indigenous peoples of North America.