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337 books about indigenous cultures
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Thunder on the Plains The Story of the American Buffalo
Ken Robbins
For the child curious about the wild West and how we protect our natural wonders, this book explores the majestic life a
Ages 7–10
Journey of the Nightly Jaguar
Burton Albert
For the child curious about the mysteries of the night or the patterns of the natural world, this poetic tale reimagines
Ages 4–8
Here Comes Tricky Rabbit! Native American Trickster Tales
Gretchen Will Mayo
For the child who loves a bit of mischief, these traditional tales explore how cleverness and quick thinking can help ou
Ages 7–10
Grandparent Dinosaur
Kuiasaurus and Me
Little Hedgehog Books
For children finding magic in the ordinary, this gentle story celebrates the power of imagination and the warmth of inte
Ages 3–7
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Rainforests
Peter Riley
For the young explorer eager to understand our planet, this guide introduces the vibrant world of rainforests and the vi
Ages 5–11
A First Americans Book
The Hopis
Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve
For children curious about the vibrant history and living traditions of the Hopi people, written with deep respect by an
Ages 6–9
City of the Gods
Caroline Arnold
For the curious child fascinated by ancient mysteries, this photo-essay brings the towering pyramids and lost streets of
Ages 8–12
The Way to Start a Day
Byrd Baylor
For the child who marvels at the first light of morning, this poetic journey across cultures and history honors the univ
Ages 6–9
Dance Fast
Ar Cribbins
For the child who struggles with perfectionism or feels like quitting when a creative project doesn't turn out exactly a
Ages 4–8
Beardream
Will Hobbs
For the child captivated by the secrets of the natural world and the stories that connect us to the earth and its creatu
Ages 4–8
Brave Eagle's Account of the Fetterman Fight
Paul Goble, Dorothy Goble
For the child questioning why history books often tell only one side of a story, this historical account offers a powerf
Ages 9–13
The Son of the Sun and the Daughter of the Moon A Saami Folktale
Holly Young Huth
For the child curious about the stars and the world beyond. This lyrical folktale explores celestial balance and the imp
Ages 5–9
You Choose: Historical Eras
Your Life as a Private on the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Jessica Gunderson
For the child who loves imagining themselves in the middle of the action, this interactive journey explores the grit and
Ages 7–10
American Indian Life #2
The Creek: The Past and Present of the Muscogee
Danielle Smith-Llera
For the child curious about the true history of the land they live on and how indigenous nations thrive and preserve the
Ages 8–12
Biome Battles #1
Rescuing the Rain Forest
Bob Temple
For the child who loves comics and wants to know how they can help the planet. This graphic-style guide explores why rai
Ages 8–12
Usborne First Reading
How Bear Lost His Tail
Lucy Bowman
For the child learning that showing off can have consequences, this indigenous folktale gently explores how pride and gu
Ages 5–7
American Indian Homes
Tepees
Jack Manning
For the young explorer curious about different types of homes. This simple guide uses photographs to show how Native Ame
Ages 4–7
Real
Felice Holman
For the child curious about the past and the land beneath their feet. This story bridges generations as a young girl dis
Ages 9–12
Show Me a Sign #2
Set Me Free
Ann Clare LeZotte
For the child exploring how everyone deserves a voice. A young Deaf teacher fights to free a student from isolation and
Ages 8–12
The Gift Stone
Robyn Eversole
For the child who dreams of a different life, this story explores hope and perseverance within a unique underground Aust
Ages 5–9
X-Indian Chronicles #1
The Book of Mausape
Thomas M. Yeahpau
For the teen feeling disconnected from their roots, these gritty, interwoven stories follow Kiowa teenagers navigating m
Ages 14–18
Child of the Flower-song People Luz Jiménez, Daughter of the Nahua
Gloria Amescua
For the child exploring their identity or heritage, this lyrical biography shows how one woman's pride in her roots pres
Ages 6–10
First Facts: Desert Communities
Desert Communities Past and Present
Cynthia Louise Jenson-Elliott
For the child who wonders how anyone can survive in the heat. Discover the ingenious ways humans have built thriving hom
Ages 7–10
Usborne Famous Lives
Captain Cook
Rebecca Levene
For the curious child who dreams of the open sea and distant horizons. This accessible biography introduces one of histo
Ages 7–10
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