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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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A Man Called Horse
Glennette Tilley Turner
For children discovering that history is often deeper than what they learn in school, this biography explores the grit a
Ages 10–14
The Mayflower and the Pilgrims' New World
Nathaniel Philbrick
Uncover the real history of the Mayflower, from the initial years of fragile peace to the devastating conflicts that fol
Ages 10–14
DK Eyewitness
Aztec
Elizabeth Baquedano
For the curious student fascinated by ancient civilizations and archaeology. This visual guide brings the world of the A
Ages 8–12
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A-Z Hawaiian Cuisine
Leilani Swafford
For families looking to share their Hawaiian heritage or curious children eager to explore island flavors through a colo
Ages 2–6
Horrible Histories #17
Incredible Incas
Terry Deary
The most disgusting and fascinating secrets of the Inca Empire come to light, from beauty secrets involving stewed pee t
Ages 8–12
The Wirrun Trilogy #1
The Nargun and the Stars
Patricia Wrightson
For the child navigating a major life change, this atmospheric tale explores how connecting with the ancient, natural wo
Ages 10–14
Toughboy and Sister #1
Toughboy and Sister
Kirkpatrick Hill
Stranded at a remote cabin on the Yukon River, ten-year-old Toughboy and his little sister must find a way to survive th
Ages 8–12
The Legend of El Dorado
Nancy Van Laan
For the child captivated by ancient mysteries, this vibrant retelling of a Muisca legend explores the sacred origins of
Ages 5–10
Where Is?
Where Is Easter Island?
Megan Stine, Who HQ
Giant stone statues stand on a tiny, remote island thousands of miles from anywhere, holding secrets about the ancient p
Ages 8–12
Witch Child #2
Sorceress
Celia Rees
Agnes Herne uses a spiritual connection to uncover the lost story of her ancestor, Mary Newbury, and her epic journey ac
Ages 12–18
The Double Life of Pocahontas
Jean Fritz
Follow the true life of a girl caught between two cultures, as she struggles to bridge the gap between her Native roots
Ages 8–12
How the Sea Began: A Taino Myth
George Crespo
A single gourd holding a hunter’s bow and arrow breaks open to release a flood that creates the entire ocean in this tra
Ages 5–9
The Art Thieves
Andrea Rogers
For the teen grappling with climate anxiety who needs to see that even in a changing world, our stories, art, and herita
Ages 14–18
Ancient Maya
Anita Ganeri
For the curious student eager to explore how ancient people lived, built, and worshipped. A clear, visual introduction t
Ages 7–10
Memories of the Eagle and the Jaguar #1
City of the Beasts
Isabel Allende
Deep within the Amazon canopy, Alexander joins an expedition to track a legendary beast and discovers his own inner powe
Ages 12–17
Guardian of the Dead
Karen Healey
Ellie Spencer must use her martial arts skills and newfound magic to stop ancient creatures from Maori myth before they
Ages 14–18
Balyet
Patricia Wrightson
Fourteen-year-old Jo ignores her grandmother's warnings and encounters a supernatural girl crying for death in the hills
Ages 12–16
The Way to Start a Day
Byrd Baylor
The sun rises every single day, and across the world, people have found beautiful and unique ways to greet the first lig
Ages 6–9
Conrad Cooper's Last Stand
Leonie Agnew
For the child who feels the weight of family problems on their shoulders, this story explores using imagination and hope
Ages 8–12
Your Passport To... #1
Guatemala
Nancy Dickmann
For the child curious about global neighbors, this introduction to Guatemala explores vibrant traditions, volcanoes, and
Ages 6–9
Hiawatha
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
For the child who feels a deep connection to the outdoors, this rhythmic classic captures the magic of a young boy disco
Ages 5–9
Houghton Mifflin Leveled Readers
Why Rabbit's Tail Is Short
Houghton Mifflin
Rabbit thinks he is clever enough to trick a group of alligators, but his plan backfires in this classic tale of why his
Ages 6–9
Kokopelli's Flute
Will Hobbs
Tepary finds an ancient flute hidden in a New Mexico cliff dwelling and is pulled into a world of powerful Native Americ
Ages 8–12
America the Beautiful
New Mexico
Michael Burgan
Perfect for students tackling a state report or curious explorers wanting to discover the deep history, vibrant culture,
Ages 8–12
