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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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Queer Person
Ralph Hubbard
For the child who feels like an outsider, this classic tale follows a boy who finds strength and belonging even when he
Ages 10–14
The Lost Colony of Roanoke
Jean Fritz
One hundred settlers vanished from an island off the coast of North Carolina in 1587, leaving behind a haunting riddle t
Ages 7–11
Barefoot Books
The Barefoot Book of Heroic Children
Rebecca Hazell
From Anne Frank to Wilma Rudolph, these twelve true stories highlight how young people used their courage to change the
Ages 8–12
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Thunderwith
Libby Hathorn
For the teenager navigating the heavy weight of losing a parent and the isolation of joining a new, unfamiliar family in
Ages 11–15
Goddesses and Heroines Meet More Than 80 Legendary Women from Around the World
Jean Menzies
For the child seeking powerful role models, this illustrated treasury introduces over 80 legendary women from global myt
Ages 7–12
The Courage of Sarah Noble
Alice Dalgliesh
Eight-year-old Sarah Noble travels into the Connecticut wilderness to help build a home, finding the bravery to stay beh
Ages 7–10
A rumour of otters
Deborah Savage
Left behind during the sheep muster, Alexa strikes out into the New Zealand wilderness to find the elusive otters that o
Ages 12–16
Into the Deep Forest with Henry David Thoreau
Jim Murphy
You will learn how Henry David Thoreau survived and what he observed during his rugged expedition through the deep Maine
Ages 8–12
My Father Is Taller Than a Tree
Joseph Bruchac
Celebrate the powerful and varied bonds between fathers and sons with this rhythmic collection of shared moments, from o
Ages 3–7
America the Beautiful
Missouri
Jean F. Blashfield
From the soaring heights of the St. Louis skyline to the quiet beauty of the Ozarks, this journey covers the history and
Ages 8–12
Landmarks in U.S. History
The Amazing Lewis and Clark Expedition
Jean F. Blashfield
For the child who loves action but struggles with long blocks of text, this graphic history brings the grit and discover
Ages 8–12
Ghost Buddy #4
Always Dance with a Hairy Buffalo
Henry Winkler, Lin Oliver
Billy Broccoli's life gets complicated when his ghost friend Hoover meets a powerful spirit princess in the middle of a
Ages 7–11
Brooms
Jasmine Walls
For teens searching for a community where they can be their authentic selves while navigating systemic barriers and figh
Ages 14–18
Show Me a Sign #1
Show Me a Sign
Ann Clare LeZotte
In 1805 Martha's Vineyard, Mary lives in a thriving deaf community until a scientist arrives and targets her for a cruel
Ages 8–12
Sang Spell
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Grieving the loss of his mother, Josh wanders into a mysterious mountain community that forces him to face his deepest d
Ages 12–17
Corpse Talk
Ground-breaking Rebels
Adam Murphy
For the child who asks why the world is the way it is, this hilarious graphic novel introduces history's boldest rule-br
Ages 8–12
The Middle of Nowhere
Geraldine McCaughrean
Comity escapes her lonely life at an Australian telegraph station by writing letters full of colorful lies, until a hars
Ages 10–14
The World's Wildest Waters
Catherine Barr
Journey to 20 of the most incredible aquatic environments on Earth to meet the creatures that live there and the people
Ages 7–10
The Power of Style: How Fashion and Beauty Are Being Used to Reclaim Cultures
Christian Allaire
Stunning photography reveals how marginalized communities use hair, makeup, and clothing to honor their heritage and cha
Ages 12–18
Winter Shadows
Margaret Buffie
A contemporary teenager begins to see glimpses of a girl from 1856 who once lived in her very same house.
Ages 12–16
The Outlaws of Sherwood Street #2
Giving to the Poor
Peter Abrahams
Robbie and his friends wield a magical charm to defend a sacred Canarsee Indian burial ground from greedy urban develope
Ages 10–14
Tituba
William Miller
Experience the true history of Tituba, an enslaved indigenous woman who became one of the first people accused during th
Ages 6–10
Photographic: The Life of Graciela Iturbide
Isabel Quintero
Powerful black and white images tell the story of a Mexicana photography icon who captured the soul of different culture
Ages 12–18
Hula Lullaby
Erin Eitter Kono
Rhythmic waves and the soft sights of Hawaii set the scene as a young girl finds comfort and sleep in her mother's lap.
Ages 0–4
