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Explore chapter books books about indigenous cultures for children.
510 books
The Place at the Edge of the Earth
Bebe Faas Rice
Lonely at a new school on a former Indian boarding school site, Jenny meets the base commander's son and the ghost of a
Ages 10–14
World Myths and Legends
African Myths and Legends
Catherine Chambers
For the child curious about how the world began or why animals behave the way they do, these vibrant tales offer a windo
Ages 8–12
The Princess and the Warrior: A Tale of Two Volcanoes
Duncan Tonatiuh
A warrior's promise and a princess's devotion transform into the smoke and peaks of two great volcanoes in this reimagin
Ages 6–10
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Jake Maddox Graphic Novels
Hula Heritage
Jake Maddox, Moana McAdams
For the child trying to balance a busy schedule, this story explores how to stay connected to your cultural roots while
Ages 8–12
Journey of the Nightly Jaguar
Burton Albert
As night falls in the jungle, Maya legend tells of the sun transforming into a powerful jaguar to stalk through the tree
Ages 4–8
The American West Trilogy #1
North Against the Sioux
Kenneth Ulyatt
For the teen exploring the complex realities of American history, this gritty novel examines the tension, courage, and c
Ages 12–16
The Crossing
Donna Jo Napoli
The rugged trail to the West Coast unfolds through the eyes of Jean Baptiste, the baby riding across the wilderness on S
Ages 4–8
Horrible Histories #10
Angry Aztecs
Terry Deary
History gets messy with these foul facts about Aztec life, from the gore of violent ball games to the surprising reasons
Ages 8–12
The Day the Stones Walked
T. A. Barron
Pico scoffs at the legends of stone statues coming to life until a massive wave threatens his village, forcing him to lo
Ages 5–9
You Choose: Interactive History Adventures
Exploring the New World
Melody Herr
Step into the boots of a sailor or a Zuni explorer in this interactive history where your choices reveal life during Nor
Ages 8–12
Feathered Serpent and the Five Suns: A Mesoamerican Creation Myth
Duncan Tonatiuh
For the child who loves epic journeys and needs to see that perseverance and wisdom can overcome even the most impossibl
Ages 6–10
Echohawk #1
Echohawk
Lynda Durrant
Raised by Mohicans in the 1730s, a twelve-year-old boy must navigate the clash of cultures when he is sent to an English
Ages 10–14
Wilderness Ridge #1
Turkey Hunt Tradition
Monica Roe
For the child eager to join grown-up traditions and learn the responsibilities of being out in nature with family.
Ages 6–9
Great Women in History
Pocahontas
Erin Edison
For the early learner curious about real people from long ago. This simple biography introduces a famous Native American
Ages 6–9
The Long Ago Lake: A Book of Nature Lore and Crafts
Marne Wilkins
Step into the 1930s Wisconsin wilderness to learn nature lore and traditional crafts passed down from Indigenous friends
Ages 8–14
Pilgrim Codex
Vivian Mansour
For the child navigating a big move or life change, this beautifully illustrated odyssey blends Mesoamerican myth with a
Ages 8–12
Cry to the Night Wind
Thomas H. Smith
For the child who thrives on high stakes and wilderness survival, this gripping tale explores courage and understanding
Ages 9–13
One Little, Two Little, Three Little Pilgrims
B.G. Hennessy
For the young child discovering the origins of Thanksgiving through a bouncy, rhythmic rhyme that balances the lives of
Ages 3–7
Marcia Sewall's American History #3
James Towne: Struggle for Survival
Marcia Sewall
Survival hangs by a thread as John Smith and the early settlers face the grueling hardships and daily struggles of the J
Ages 7–11
Linking the Past and Present
What Did the Aztecs Do for Me?
Elizabeth Raum
For the curious student wondering why we study ancient history, this book reveals how Aztec inventions in food, science,
Ages 8–11
Calico Captive
Elizabeth George Speare
Miriam Willard is swept from her New Hampshire home into a grueling wilderness trek toward Montreal during the height of
Ages 10–14
Blood on the River #2
Poison in the Colony
Elisa Carbone
For the child curious about how early settlers survived the impossible. This historical thriller explores the grit neede
Ages 10–14
First Facts: Desert Communities
Desert Communities Past and Present
Cindy 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
Weedflower
Cynthia Kadohata
Uprooted from her California flower farm to an internment camp in the desert, twelve-year-old Sumiko clings to her dream
Ages 10–14
More Formats for Indigenous Cultures
Young Adult
(38)
Picture Books
(16)
Middle Grade
(13)
Poetry
(13)
Graphic Novels
(13)
Early Readers
(6)
Indigenous Cultures by Age Group
Indigenous Cultures Books for Ages 0–3
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Indigenous Cultures Books for Ages 12–18
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Indigenous Cultures Books for Ages 4–7
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Indigenous Cultures Books for Ages 8–11
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