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337 books about indigenous cultures
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Children Everywhere
Mikisoq
Astrid Henning-Jensen, B.H Jensen
For the curious child who wonders how others live in distant lands. This vintage photographic journey introduces the rhy
Ages 5–8
The Western Mysteries #1
The Case of the Deadly Desperados
Caroline Lawrence
For the child who feels like an outsider, this high-stakes Western adventure follows a boy finding his courage and ident
Ages 9–12
Fun Facts Picture Book for Kids #6
New Zealand Fun Facts Picture Book for Kids
Marilyn Trueluck
For the curious child eager to explore the world beyond their backyard. This visual guide introduces young readers to th
Ages 3–8
Eagle Drums
Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson
For the child learning that growth often requires stepping into the unknown and that traditions are gifts we carry to br
Ages 8–12
American History A Visual Encyclopedia
David C. King
For the curious student who loves exploring how the world works, this visual guide makes centuries of American history f
Ages 9–12
Turtle's Race with Beaver
Joseph Bruchac, James Bruchac
For the child encountering a neighborhood braggart or learning that using your head is often better than using your musc
Ages 4–8
Cities in the Sand: The Ancient Civilizations of the Southwest
Scott Warren
For the curious student fascinated by ancient ruins and desert mysteries, this book explores how archaeologists piece to
Ages 9–13
American Indian Life
The Navajo: The Past and Present of the Diné
Donna Janell Bowman
For the student curious about the diverse cultures of North America, this guide explores the resilient history and vibra
Ages 8–12
DK Eyewitness
Early People
Phil Wilkinson
For the curious child who wonders how our ancestors survived and thrived. Explore the daily lives, tools, and art of ear
Ages 8–12
Goanna
Jenny Wagner
For the child who observes the world from a different angle and enjoys seeing nature disrupt the overly serious rules of
Ages 4–8
Ancient Night
David Álvarez, David Bowles
For the child who marvels at the moon and stars, this luminous Mesoamerican myth explores how a clever opossum and a tir
Ages 4–9
Doesn't Fall Off His Horse
Virginia A. Stroud
For the child curious about their family's past, this story shows how sharing ancestral history builds pride, courage, a
Ages 5–9
Tracing the Anasazi
Houghton Mifflin
For the curious child who loves exploring the past: discover how an ancient civilization built incredible homes into cli
Ages 7–10
Michael J. Rosen's Animal Poems #1
The Dog Who Walked with God
Michael J. Rosen
For the child who asks big questions about where we came from and finds comfort in the silent, loyal presence of a pet.
Ages 5–9
My First Samoan Words for Children
My First Samoan Body Parts Picture Book
Natia S.
For families looking to connect with their Samoan heritage or learn a new language through the simple, joyful naming of
Ages 0–5
Yolngu Mali Aboriginal Spirit
Binmila Yunupingu
For the child curious about the unseen connections in our world, this book explores the spiritual 'Mali' and sacred trad
Ages 6–10
American Girl
The Story of America
Tori Kosara, Rona Skene
For the young explorer curious about the past, this guide uses relatable characters to navigate the big moments and dive
Ages 7–9
Jumping Mouse
Mary Moore
For the child who feels small in a big world, this Native American legend explores how sacrifice and kindness can transf
Ages 5–9
Echohawk #1
Echohawk
Lynda Durrant
For the child navigating a move or new school where they feel like an outsider, this story explores the courage it takes
Ages 10–14
The Great Ball Game
Joseph Bruchac
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in with any one group, this Muskogee legend shows how being unique can
Ages 4–8
Cranberries
William Jaspersohn
For the curious child who wonders how food gets to the table, this photo-essay explores the fascinating journey of cranb
Ages 7–10
Myths and Legends of the Desert
John Malam
For the child who asks big questions about the sun, the sand, and the stars. Discover how desert cultures used stories t
Ages 7–11
Sing for a Gentle Rain
J. Alison James
For the teenager grappling with their place in the world who feels a deep, mysterious connection to the past and the nat
Ages 12–16
Nickommoh! A Thanksgiving Celebration
Jackie French Koller
For the child curious about the roots of our autumn traditions, this rhythmic journey celebrates the Narragansett harves
Ages 5–9
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