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Indigenous Cultures
Indigenous Cultures
Indigenous Cultures Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
1,317 books about indigenous cultures
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Land of Gray Wolf, The
Thomas Locker
For the child learning about our connection to the Earth and the cycle of nature's healing after human impact.
Ages 6–10
Elizabeth and the Native American Children
Beth Scott
For the child learning to bridge cultural gaps and find their own strength while facing isolation in a wild, unfamiliar
Ages 9–13
The Two Major Cities of the Inca Empire Cuzco and Machu Picchu
Baby Professor
For curious kids who love exploring the past, this photo-rich guide introduces the incredible stone cities and mountain
Ages 6–10
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The Window
Michael Dorris
For the child navigating the shift of living with unfamiliar relatives while a parent focuses on recovery and healing.
Ages 9–13
The Rabbits
John Marsden
A powerful allegory uses the arrival of a new species to mirror the environmental and cultural impact of colonization ac
Ages 8–15
Cricket Biographies for Kids
Shayne Lambie
For the young sports fan curious about Australia's rich athletic history and the First Nations stars who have dominated
Ages 7–12
The Daily Life of an Aztec Family
Baby Professor
For the curious student who wants to see past the pyramids and into the homes, schools, and markets of the ancient Aztec
Ages 7–11
Inca Government and Society
Baby Professor
For the curious student building a foundation in world history, this guide simplifies the complex social and political s
Ages 9–12
Lady of Guadalupe, The
Tomie dePaola
For the child seeking to understand the power of humble faith and the origins of a beloved cultural icon, this classic r
Ages 5–10
My Girragundji #1
My Girragundji
Meme McDonald, Boori Monty Pryor
For the child grappling with nighttime fears or feeling like an outsider, this story uses the power of nature and herita
Ages 10–14
Miranda's Last Stand
Gloria Whelan
For the child grappling with inherited biases, this story explores how personal experience can challenge the prejudices
Ages 8–12
Keepers of the Earth #1
Keepers of the Earth
Michael J. Caduto, Joseph Bruchac
Traditional Indigenous stories pair with hands-on nature activities to show how every living thing is connected to the h
Ages 5–12
He Talks to Birds
Tyrese Gould Jacinto
For the nature-loving child who finds peace in the outdoors. This story celebrates a deep, intuitive connection with the
Ages 4–9
Run Away Home
Patricia C. McKissack
Sarah Jane's life in the late 19th century changes forever when she discovers an Apache boy hiding in her family's barn.
Ages 8–12
Touching Spirit Bear
Ben Mikaelsen
Sent to a remote Alaskan island to face his violent past, Cole encounters a massive Spirit Bear that forces him to chang
Ages 11–15
Lei and the Fire Goddess
Malia Maunakea
Twelve-year-old Anna must embrace her Hawaiian roots and battle mythical creatures to break a curse after accidentally o
Ages 8–12
The Lightning Queen
Laura Resau
A lifelong friendship begins in the mountains of Mexico when a young Mixtec boy meets a girl who calls herself the Gypsy
Ages 8–12
Maya Adventure #1
The Well of Sacrifice
Chris Eboch
In ancient Guatemala, a brave Mayan girl risks everything to expose a corrupt High Priest who uses human sacrifice to el
Ages 9–13
Being Home
Traci Sorell
A Cherokee girl leaves the city behind to find a new rhythm and a sense of belonging among her community and ancestral l
Ages 4–8
Powwow Day
Traci Sorell
River is still recovering from an illness and cannot dance this year, but she discovers the healing power of watching he
Ages 4–8
My Place
Nadia Wheatley
For the child curious about how their neighborhood came to be, this journey through time reveals the changing layers of
Ages 7–12
New Zealand Wars Historical Fiction
A Young Te Ātiawa Māori Warrior
Unknown
The future of New Zealand hangs in the balance as a young Māori warrior and an Irish whaler are swept into a high-stakes
Ages 12–18
Knowing the Difference
Aztecs, Incas & Mayans
Baby Professor
Vast empires rise and fall as you compare the unique achievements, social structures, and cultural legacies of the Mayan
Ages 7–11
Boy of the South Seas
Eunice Tietjens
After accidentally stowing away on a ship, ten-year-old Teiki must find his footing and build a completely new life on t
Ages 8–12