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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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Walk Two Moons
Sharon Creech
Sal retraces her missing mother's footsteps on a cross-country road trip, weaving together stories of family secrets and
Ages 10–14
America the Beautiful
California
Tamra B. Orr
California comes to life through its vibrant history, massive economy, and famous landmarks in this updated look at the
Ages 10–14
Edge Books: Horses
The Spanish Mustang
Amanda Parise-Peterson
For the horse-obsessed child who loves true stories about where animals come from and how they shaped history.
Ages 7–10
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Rainforests
Peter Riley
For the young explorer eager to understand our planet, this guide introduces the vibrant world of rainforests and the vi
Ages 5–11
Usborne Famous Lives
Captain Cook
Rebecca Levene
For the curious child who dreams of the open sea and distant horizons. This accessible biography introduces one of histo
Ages 7–10
Enchantment of the World
Botswana
Sarah Louise Kras
For the student curious about global cultures or preparing a school report. This visual guide explores Botswana's vibran
Ages 10–15
Whenever I'm with You
Lydia Sharp
For the teen navigating the heavy weight of family secrets and the desperate need to find a missing piece of their histo
Ages 14–18
Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron
Kathleen Duey
For the child who values their autonomy, this story explores the fierce desire to remain true to oneself while facing pr
Ages 8–12
Medicine Walk
Ardath Mayhar
For the child stepping into big responsibilities, this survival story follows a boy's grueling desert trek to save his f
Ages 10–14
America the Beautiful
Michigan
Lucia Raatma
Great Lakes history, local ecology, and bustling city sights come together in this updated guide to everything that make
Ages 8–12
Grandparent Dinosaur
Kuiasaurus and Me
Little Hedgehog Books
For children finding magic in the ordinary, this gentle story celebrates the power of imagination and the warmth of inte
Ages 3–7
Old Coyote
Nancy Wood
For children processing the concept of mortality, this gentle story follows an elderly coyote as he peacefully prepares
Ages 5–9
Malu's Wolf
Ruth Craig
In a prehistoric Stone Age clan, Malu raises an orphaned wolf pup whose bond with her will forever change her people's a
Ages 8–12
White Fang
Jack London
A fierce wolf-dog cross journeys from the wild to human camps, testing his instincts as a deadly fighter in a harsh and
Ages 10–16
Pharmacy in the Forest: How Medicines are Found in the Natural World
Fred Powledge
The world's forests act as living laboratories where scientists find and test wild plants to create life-saving modern m
Ages 8–12
If You Take Away the Otter
Susannah Buhrman-Deever
When sea otters vanish, the kelp forests they protect fall into ruin; see how a single species can hold an entire underw
Ages 5–9
Woven of the World
Katey Howes
The ancient art of the loom connects a young girl to global traditions, showing how every life is a unique tapestry wove
Ages 5–9
Silas and the Grue
Silas, The Grue and a Didgeridoo
Professor Stork
For the child who is nervous about meeting someone new or feels intimidated by others who seem 'scary' or different at f
Ages 4–8
The Navajo (Diné) Native American Tribe For Kids
Sarah Michaels
For the child curious about the people who first lived on this land. This guide introduces the vibrant history, traditio
Ages 6–10
Tâpwê #1
Tâpwê and the Magic Hat
Buffy Sainte-Marie
For the child exploring their place in the world and the traditions of their family. Discover the magic of Cree culture
Ages 6–10
This Indian Kid: A Native American Memoir
Eddie Chuculate
For the child exploring their place in the world, this conversational memoir offers a relatable look at growing up Indig
Ages 10–14
Garden of the Spirit Bear: Life in the Great Northern Rainforest
Dorothy Hinshaw Patent
Deep within the Pacific Coast rainforest, rare white bears wander through old-growth trees in an ecosystem teeming with
Ages 7–10
How We Crossed the West: The Adventures of Lewis and Clark
Rosalyn Schanzer
Actual diary entries from Lewis and Clark pair with folk-art illustrations to reveal the plants, animals, and landscapes
Ages 7–11
Native American Tales and Legends
Allan a Macfarlan
For the child curious about the natural world and the stories we tell to explain it. This collection introduces traditio
Ages 8–12
