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Explore chapter books books about indigenous cultures for children.
510 books
Matatuhi
Robyn Kahukiwa
A school trip to a museum changes everything for Mata as she begins to uncover the hidden stories and vibrant history of
Ages 5–10
Coyote Walks on Two Legs: A Book of Navajo Myths and Legends
Gerald Hausman
Coyote the trickster wanders through a series of Navajo myths, where his mischievous schemes often lead to unexpected le
Ages 8–12
James Printer: A Novel of Rebellion
Paul Samuel Jacobs
A Nipmuck Indian serving as a printer's apprentice finds himself pulled between his home in Cambridge and the onset of a
Ages 10–14
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My Māori Colours
Tracy Duncan
For parents wanting to weave heritage into every day, this bilingual board book uses iconic New Zealand treasures to tea
Ages 0–3
Ann McGovern's American History #2
The Defenders
Ann McGovern
Follow the true stories of three courageous Indian chiefs who fought to protect their people from injustice and oppressi
Ages 8–12
On the Long Trail Home
Elisabeth J. Stewart
Two Cherokee siblings flee the forced march of the Trail of Tears to begin a dangerous trek back to the mountains they c
Ages 8–12
Thunder Boy Jr.
Sherman Alexie
Little Thunder loves his dad, Big Thunder, but he wants a name that belongs only to him. Watch him search for a title as
Ages 4–8
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
Crazy Horse and Custer: Born Enemies
S. D. Nelson
For the student curious about the complexities of history, this dual biography explores how two legendary figures faced
Ages 10–14
Across the Ice: How We Saved the Ojibwe Horse
Darcy Whitecrow, Heather M. O'Connor
For the child who loves animals and wants to see how a small group of determined people can stand up for what is right t
Ages 4–8
Smiler's Bones
Peter Lerangis
For children processing deep loss or the feeling of being an outsider, this true story explores the struggle of staying
Ages 10–14
Big Words #12
Wilma's Way Home
Doreen Rappaport
For the child seeking to understand how one person can spark change, this biography explores finding your voice and buil
Ages 4–9
The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush
Tomie dePaola
Little Gopher follows a powerful Dream-Vision to become an artist for his people, eventually capturing the very colors o
Ages 4–8
I Am Apache
Tanya Landman
Driven by the need to avenge her brother, Siki trains to become a warrior and uncovers a life-changing secret about her
Ages 12–17
Nickommoh! A Thanksgiving Celebration
Jackie French Koller
Step into the rhythmic traditions of the Narragansett people during Nickommoh, a harvest celebration practiced long befo
Ages 5–9
The World in Grandfather's Hands
Craig Kee Strete
Moving from the pueblo to the busy city is a huge shock for Jimmy, but his grandfather’s quiet wisdom helps him see his
Ages 8–12
Wilderness Ridge #2
Fishing on Thin Ice
Art Coulson
For the child who thrives on outdoor exploration and is curious about how different cultures honor the natural world thr
Ages 7–10
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
Truth is a Bright Star
Joan Price
In 1832, a twelve-year-old Hopi boy is sold to a fur trapper. Tension slowly shifts toward an unlikely friendship as the
Ages 8–12
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
Why We Dance: A Story of Hope and Healing
Deidre Havrelock
For the child feeling nervous about their first big performance, this lyrical story shares how ancestral traditions can
Ages 4–8
Facing the Lion: Growing Up Maasai on the African Savanna
Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton
Life on the African savanna involves facing lions and honoring Maasai traditions in this true story of growing up in Ken
Ages 10–14
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
The Ancient Cliff Dwellers of Mesa Verde
Caroline Arnold
The Anasazi built incredible homes directly into steep canyon walls before vanishing from their Colorado dwellings centu
Ages 8–12
More Formats for Indigenous Cultures
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Picture Books
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Middle Grade
(13)
Poetry
(13)
Graphic Novels
(13)
Early Readers
(6)
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