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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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Adventures of the Brave Seven #2
Grumpy Old Croc
Myler Hughes
The Brave Seven are on a mission to save the colors of the rainbow, but a grumpy crocodile at the creek stands in their
Ages 3–7
First Facts: Native American Homes
Igloos
June Preszler
Discover how blocks of snow are transformed into sturdy, warm shelters in this look at the traditional homes and lives o
Ages 5–8
Frané Lessac's Australian World
Under the Southern Cross
Frané Lessac
Bats flit over outdoor movies and mysterious orbs glow in the outback as families gather under the Australian night sky.
Ages 4–8
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Tales From Dogman Country
Frank Holes Jr.
Eerie police reports and terrifying sightings bring the legendary beast of the Great Lakes to life in these six chilling
Ages 10–18
Who Was?
Who Was Davy Crockett?
Gail Herman
Separate the tall tales from the truth as you learn how a legendary bear hunter and storyteller became a Tennessee congr
Ages 8–12
Adventures of the Brave Seven #6
Snowy to the Rescue
Myler Hughes
The Brave Seven must stop Naughty Shadow from blocking a waterfall in this high-stakes Australian adventure featuring th
Ages 3–7
Chocolate: Riches from the Rainforest
Robert Burleigh
The journey of your favorite sweet begins in the tropical rainforest; see how cocoa beans are transformed from jungle pl
Ages 8–12
Where Is?
Where Is Alcatraz?
Nico Medina, Who HQ
Raincoat rafts and spoon-carved tunnels highlight the daring history of the world's most famous island prison, from its
Ages 8–12
Willa of the Wood #1
Willa of the Wood
Robert Beatty
A young forest spirit watches as homesteaders destroy her mountain home, only to have her world upended by a meeting wit
Ages 8–12
Horrible Things #1
Terrifying, Bone-Chilling Rituals and Sacrifices
Kelly Barnhill
Peer into the past to uncover the intense and mysterious ceremonies performed by ancient cultures across the globe throu
Ages 8–12
The Thirteen Colonies
The Pennsylvania Colony
Martin Hintz
Early American life comes to focus through the maps, timelines, and stories of the people who built the government and e
Ages 8–11
My State #40
South Dakota
Bridget Parker
Colorful maps and vibrant photos bring the Mount Rushmore State to life, from its rolling plains to its historic landmar
Ages 6–9
DK Readers
An Eagle's Tale
Angela Modany
Soar through the life of a majestic bird of prey and uncover the ancient stories and beliefs people have shared about ea
Ages 5–7
Australian Baby Animals
Frané Lessac
For curious young explorers who love wildlife, this vibrant guide introduces the charming names and unique habits of Aus
Ages 2–6
Native American Legends
Henry Shortbull Swallows the Sun
Jill Kalz
Greed plunges the world into darkness when Henry Shortbull decides he wants everything for himself and gulps down the su
Ages 5–8
Indian Bunny
Ruth Bornstein
A determined little rabbit sets out on an imaginative backyard journey to learn the ways and spirit of an Indian.
Ages 3–7
Saints of the Household
Ari Tison
For the teen navigating the heavy silence of an abusive home while trying to find their own voice and protect their fami
Ages 14–18
The Little Book of
The Little Book of the Grand Canyon
Zack Bush, Laurie Friedman
For the child curious about history and justice. This story introduces the difficult history of Native American boarding
Ages 7–11
Inspiring Native American Stories for Kids
Ahoy Publications
The rich heritage and wisdom of Native American figures come to light through stories of courage and lasting contributio
Ages 8–12
Who Are the Cherokee Indians?
Baby Professor
Explore the rich history and enduring traditions of the Cherokee people in this introductory guide to their vibrant cult
Ages 6–10
Thirteen Moons on Turtle's Back
Jonathan London, Joseph Bruchac
The shell of a turtle holds the secrets of the seasons in these traditional legends that follow the thirteen moons of th
Ages 4–10
Healer of the Water Monster
Brian Young
For the child discovering that old stories are real and finding the courage to protect the natural world through their o
Ages 8–12
The Marrow Thieves #1
The Marrow Thieves
Cherie Dimaline
In a future where only Indigenous people can dream, a fifteen-year-old boy flees recruiters who hunt survivors for the m
Ages 13–18
Baby Professor
Getting to Know the Native American Indian Tribes
Baby Professor
For the curious child wanting to explore the diverse histories and cultural traditions of Indigenous peoples across Nort
Ages 6–10
