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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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Big Rain Coming
Katrina Germein
For the child learning the value of anticipation, this evocative story captures the heavy, shimmering heat of Northern A
Ages 4–8
DK Eyewitness
North American Indian
David Murdoch
Fascinating cultural details reveal how different Native American groups lived, from the whale hunters of the North to t
Ages 8–12
Guests
Michael Dorris
Moss and Trouble face the complexities of growing up in 17th-century Massachusetts as their village prepares for a meal
Ages 8–12
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All Aboard Reading
Sacajawea: Her True Story
Joyce Milton
Follow the incredible journey of the Shoshone woman who helped guide the Lewis and Clark expedition through the vast Ame
Ages 7–10
Native American Chiefs #1
Geronimo
Joseph Bruchac
The legendary Apache warrior Geronimo reflects on his life of battle and his time in captivity during a meaningful visit
Ages 10–14
Signature Lives #1
American Frontier Era
Kevin Voigt
The most fascinating thing you will learn is how the lives of pioneers and Indigenous leaders intertwined during the exp
Ages 9–12
Storm Boy
Colin Thiele
A lonely boy living in the sandhills finds a lifelong friend in Mr. Percival the pelican, who eventually helps him rescu
Ages 8–12
Pastures of the Blue Crane
H.F. Brinsmead
A snobbish girl inherits a rural property, leading her to uncover deep family secrets in this award-winning Australian s
Ages 12–17
DK Readers
The Mayflower
Libby Romero
Step onto the Mayflower to meet the 102 passengers who survived ferocious storms and a devastating winter in their searc
Ages 7–9
The Newbery Authors Collection
Little Sioux Girl
Martin H. Greenberg, Charles G. Waugh
For the young reader ready to explore a variety of voices, this anthology introduces children to award-winning storytell
Ages 8–12
Salt Boy
Mary Perrine
When his sheep face sudden danger, a young Navajo boy must decide if breaking a promise to his father is the only way to
Ages 5–9
Whale in the Sky
Anne Siberell
Bold woodcut illustrations tell the legendary Pacific Northwest story of Thunderbird and the struggle to protect the sea
Ages 4–8
The Tainos: The People Who Welcomed Columbus
Francine Jacobs
The Taino people were the first to greet Columbus in 1492. Piece together the history, vibrant culture, and mysterious f
Ages 10–14
The Other Way to Listen
Byrd Baylor
A young boy sits quietly in the desert, learning from an old teacher the secret to hearing the music of rocks, hills, an
Ages 6–10
Discover Graphics: Global Folktales
How Music Came to the World
Jarred Luján
The Aztec gods of Sky and Wind travel to the Sun palace to end the world's silence, but the Sun ruler won't release his
Ages 6–9
Prehistoric France Adventures #1
Dar and the Spear-Thrower
Marjorie Cowley
Dar must travel across prehistoric France to trade his fire rocks for a new tool, proving his courage and skill as he tr
Ages 8–12
The Very First #1
The Very First Thanksgiving Day
Rhonda Gowler Greene
Soft rhyming verses flow through the season, tracing the historic journey and community efforts that led to the very fir
Ages 4–8
Lewis and Clark: Explorers of the American West
Steven Kroll
A massive wilderness lay between the Mississippi and the Pacific until two captains led an epic expedition to map the wa
Ages 7–10
The Big Wander
Will Hobbs
Fourteen-year-old Clay treks through the rugged canyons of the Southwest to find his uncle and help save a herd of wild
Ages 10–14
Investigating Mysterious Places
Easter Island: Stone Giants of the Pacific
Allan Morey
Massive stone giants stand watch over Rapa Nui, holding the secrets of an ancient civilization and the enduring puzzles
Ages 7–10
History Comics #5
The Wild Mustang: Horses of the American West
Chris Duffy
From Spanish conquest to Native American traditions, see how wild mustangs shaped the American West in this action-packe
Ages 9–12
Celebrating America
Laura Whipple
Voices from many backgrounds, including folk poets and tribal leaders, come together to tell the vibrant story of Americ
Ages 7–12
Dixie in the Big Pasture
Belinda Hurmence
A dispute over a pony creates a tense standoff between thirteen-year-old Dixie and a Kiowa boy named John Three on the 1
Ages 9–12
History of U.S., A
Joy Hakim
History comes alive through photographs and stories that trace the American journey from the industrial age through the
Ages 10–17
