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337 books about indigenous cultures
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9–12
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Ishi, Last of His Tribe
Theodora Kroeber
For the young reader processing the heavy weight of being the last one left or the courage needed to enter a completely
Ages 10–14
The Desert Is Theirs
Byrd Baylor
For the child who feels a deep connection to the outdoors, this lyrical tribute honors the bond between the Tohono O'odh
Ages 6–10
The Silent One
Joy Cowley
For the child who feels like an outsider or struggles to be heard, this story explores the deep bond between a misunders
Ages 10–14
The Place at the Edge of the Earth
Bebe Faas Rice
For the child navigating a blended family and a new school, this ghost story explores finding your place while uncoverin
Ages 10–14
We the People: Native Americans
The Arapaho and Their History
Natalie M. Rosinsky
For the student curious about the heritage of the Great Plains, this guide explores the enduring traditions and history
Ages 9–12
How the Sea Began A Taino Myth
George Crespo
For the child curious about how the natural world works, this vibrant myth shares the indigenous Taíno story of how the
Ages 5–9
The Paddock: A Story in Praise of the Earth
Lilith Norman
For the child who asks how the world was made, this lyrical journey through time reveals the enduring strength of the ea
Ages 5–9
Uncle Smoke Stories
Roger Welsch
For the child curious about ancient wisdom and the clever ways we learn from our mistakes. These stories bridge modern l
Ages 8–12
Spirit Quest
Susan Sharpe
For the child curious about different cultures and finding their own path. An eleven-year-old learns the value of tradit
Ages 8–12
Indian School Teaching the White Man's Way
Michael L. Cooper
For the middle-grade student exploring the difficult history of how Native American children were forced to leave their
Ages 10–14
Many Voices Building Erie, The Canal That Changed America
Laurie Lawlor
For the curious child who asks how the world was built, this deep dive explores the ambition, engineering, and human cos
Ages 9–13
The Double Life of Pocahontas
Jean Fritz
For the child grappling with a move or feeling like they don't quite fit in, this biography explores the challenges of b
Ages 8–12
My Powerful Hair
Carole Lindstrom
For the child exploring their family's roots and the deep connection between personal identity, heritage, and the natura
Ages 4–8
Houghton Mifflin Leveled Readers
Why Bears Have Short Tails
Houghton Mifflin
For the child who needs to learn that not everyone has their best interests at heart. This traditional tale explores how
Ages 5–7
Shell-Flower and the Strangers
Houghton Mifflin
For the child curious about history and how people from different backgrounds first met. This story explores a young gir
Ages 7–10
Storm Maker's Tipi
Paul Goble
For the child curious about how things are made and the deeper meaning behind the homes and structures we build.
Ages 5–9
Corpse Talk
Ground-breaking Rebels
Adam Murphy
For the child who asks why the world is the way it is, this hilarious graphic novel introduces history's boldest rule-br
Ages 8–12
King Island Christmas
Jean Rogers
For the child who thrives on stories of community spirit and seeing how people around the world overcome obstacles to ce
Ages 5–9
Longwalker's Journey
Beatrice Orcutt Harrell
For the child grappling with big questions about justice and displacement, this story follows a Choctaw boy's journey of
Ages 8–12
Race for History
Who Really Created Democracy?
Amie Jane Leavitt
For the curious student wondering why we vote: explore how different cultures, from Ancient Greece to the Iroquois, shap
Ages 8–12
Usborne History of Britain
Prehistoric Britain
Alex Frith, Rachel Frith, Struan Reid, Abigail Wheatley
For the curious child fascinated by how people lived thousands of years ago, this guide brings the mysteries of the Ston
Ages 7–11
Moon of Two Dark Horses
Sally M. Keehn
For the child navigating a world where outside conflicts threaten their closest bonds. This story explores how two boys
Ages 10–14
Native Peoples
The Pueblo Indians
Pamela Ross
For the young reader curious about the history and daily lives of the Pueblo people of the American Southwest, told thro
Ages 6–9
Chronicles of Ancient Darkness #1
Wolf Brother
Michelle Paver
For the child grappling with the weight of new responsibilities or the loss of a mentor. This prehistoric odyssey explor
Ages 10–14
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