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111 books about indigenous cultures
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
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Chapter Books
Middle Grade
Graphic Novels
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The Little Book of
The Little Book of the Grand Canyon
Zack Bush, Laurie Friedman
For the child curious about history and justice. This story introduces the difficult history of Native American boarding
Ages 7–11
Who Are the Yakama?
Baby Professor
For the curious child wanting to learn about the people who first lived on the land, this guide explores the vibrant cul
Ages 6–10
We Are Still Here! Native American Truths Everyone Should Know
Traci Sorell
For the family looking to replace myths with truth, this book celebrates the enduring presence and sovereignty of Native
Ages 6–10
Children of the Midnight Sun
Tricia Brown
For children curious about how peers live in different environments, this book explores the vibrant traditions and daily
Ages 7–12
Healer of the Water Monster
Brian Young
For the child discovering that old stories are real and finding the courage to protect the natural world through their o
Ages 8–12
Into the World of the Native Americans: Tribes, Society, Beliefs and Art
Baby Professor
For the child curious about history and justice, this guide explores the rich traditions of Native American tribes while
Ages 7–10
Baby Professor
Getting to Know the Native American Indian Tribes
Baby Professor
For the curious child wanting to explore the diverse histories and cultural traditions of Indigenous peoples across Nort
Ages 6–10
Who Are the Cherokee Indians?
Baby Professor
For the curious student researching Native American history, this introductory guide explores the vibrant culture, tradi
Ages 6–10
Baby Professor
The Wounded Knee Massacre
Baby Professor
For the young learner beginning to ask about American history: a sensitive, simplified introduction to the Wounded Knee
Ages 8–12
Pushing Up the Sky
Joseph Bruchac
For the group of children looking to connect with history through performance. These seven short plays bring diverse Nat
Ages 6–11
The Birchbark House #4
Chickadee
Louise Erdrich
For the child navigating the fear of being separated from family, this moving story explores the unbreakable bonds of si
Ages 8–12
Thirteen Moons on Turtle's Back
Jonathan London, Joseph Bruchac
For the child who feels a deep connection to the outdoors and is curious about how different cultures honor the changing
Ages 4–10
The Birchbark House #1
The Birchbark House
Louise Erdrich
For the child curious about history and heritage, this story offers a deep connection to family bonds and the rhythmic b
Ages 8–12
Baby Professor
The Native American Indian Approved Means to Gather Food
Baby Professor
For children curious about how people lived long ago, this book explores traditional Indigenous methods for finding and
Ages 7–10
Spiritual Biographies for Young People
Black Elk: Native American Man of Spirit
Maura D. Shaw
For the child curious about the spirit of the natural world and the wisdom of indigenous cultures. Explore the life and
Ages 6–12
Puritans vs. Native Americans: King Philip's War North American Colonization
Baby Professor
For the student exploring the roots of American history, this guide helps young readers understand the complex and diffi
Ages 8–12
The Mayans' Calendars and Advanced Writing System
Baby Professor
For the curious child fascinated by ancient secrets and how people first began to share their stories through symbols an
Ages 7–10
Baby Professor
The Spanish Conquistadors Conquer the Aztecs
Baby Professor
For the young history buff ready to discover the world. This bite-sized guide introduces children to the dramatic encoun
Ages 6–10
The Aztec Government and Society
Baby Professor
Spark your middle-grader's curiosity with this clear guide to how the Aztec Empire worked, from powerful emperors to the
Ages 7–12
Snow Bear, The
Liliana Stafford
For the child who wonders about the deep bonds of friendship that transcend time and species, even when life takes us on
Ages 5–9
King Philip's War
Baby Professor
For the student curious about the complex roots of early America, this guide explains the 17th-century conflict between
Ages 7–12
Life Among the Olmecs Daily Life of the Native American People Olmec (1200-400 BC)
Baby Professor
For the curious student wondering how people lived before modern technology. Explore the homes, food, and social lives o
Ages 6–10
Who Were the Mayans and What Did They Give the World?
Baby Professor
For the curious student fascinated by ancient mysteries and hidden cities. This guide reveals how a clever civilization
Ages 6–10
2nd Grade US History: Native Americans to Early Settlers
Baby Professor
For parents wanting to introduce complex early American history through a simple workbook. It explores the diverse begin
Ages 7–9
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