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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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Baby Professor
Who Are the Yakama?
Baby Professor
For the curious child wanting to learn about the people who first lived on the land, this guide explores the vibrant cul
Ages 6–10
The Way to Rainy Mountain
N. Scott Momaday
Ancient Kiowa myths of heroes and steel-horned buffalo come alive alongside personal memories to preserve a rich heritag
Ages 12–18
Native American Thought of It
Rocky Landon, David MacDonald
For children curious about how the world works, this book reveals the incredible Indigenous inventions, from medicine to
Ages 8–12
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Iroquois Folk Tales
Mabel Powers
For the child curious about the roots of the world and how the animals got their traits. These traditional stories offer
Ages 7–12
Baby Professor
The Wounded Knee Massacre
Baby Professor
The devastating history of the 19th-century American West unfolds through the story of Indigenous displacement and the l
Ages 8–12
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
Dee Brown
The devastating history of the American West is told through the eyes of Indigenous peoples facing displacement and the
Ages 15–18
Bearwalker
Joseph Bruchac
Baron loves his Mohawk Bear Clan heritage, but a class camping trip in the Adirondacks brings him face-to-face with the
Ages 8–12
Hold Up the Sky
Jane Louise Curry
In a post-apocalyptic Chicago divided into five rigid factions, Beatrice Prior must choose her identity and face the dan
Ages 8–12
The Birchbark House #4
Chickadee
Louise Erdrich
Separated from his twin, a young Ojibwe boy must rely on his inner strength and the help of new friends to find his way
Ages 8–12
Native American Women of Achievement
Stuart A. Kallen
For the student seeking role models who look like them, these inspiring biographies celebrate Indigenous women who chang
Ages 10–16
The Birchbark House #3
The Porcupine Year
Louise Erdrich
Twelve-year-old Omakayas and her Ojibwe family paddle their canoe westward across Minnesota's rivers in a harrowing sear
Ages 8–12
Go West, George Catlin
Nancy Plain
Travel alongside a 19th-century artist who ventured into the American West to document the daily lives and portraits of
Ages 9–12
We Are Still Here! Native American Truths Everyone Should Know
Traci Sorell
For the family looking to replace myths with truth, this book celebrates the enduring presence and sovereignty of Native
Ages 6–10
Children of the Midnight Sun
Tricia Brown
For children curious about how peers live in different environments, this book explores the vibrant traditions and daily
Ages 7–12
Buzzy the Bee
Katy Bone
For the child curious about how different traditions blend together. This story explores the rich, layered history of Ne
Ages 5–9
Baby Professor
1, 2, 3 Little Indians! Native American Indian Clothing and Entertainment
Baby Professor
For the early learner curious about history, this visual guide introduces the traditional clothing and social activities
Ages 4–7
The Sixth World #1
Trail of Lightning
Rebecca Roanhorse
In a post-apocalyptic world where Navajo legends have come to life, monster hunter Maggie Hoskie must track a missing gi
Ages 14–18
Baby Professor
The Native American Indian Approved Means to Gather Food
Baby Professor
For children curious about how people lived long ago, this book explores traditional Indigenous methods for finding and
Ages 7–10
The Water Walker
Joanne Robertson
Nokomis Josephine Mandamin walks thousands of miles around the Great Lakes to protect the water, inspiring everyone to h
Ages 6–10
Junior Scholars Edition
Everything You Need to Know About the Native American Indians
Baby Professor
Step into the history of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School and learn about the experiences of thousands of children
Ages 7–10
Children of the First People
Tricia Brown, Roy Corral
For children curious about how traditions thrive today, this book explores the lives of Alaska Native youth as they navi
Ages 8–12
Alphabet Books
D Is for Drum: A Native American Alphabet
Debbie Shoulders, Michael Shoulders
For the child curious about the vibrant history and traditions of Indigenous peoples across North America. An A-to-Z jou
Ages 6–10
Giving Thanks
Chief Jake Swamp
For the child learning to appreciate the natural world and the connection between all living things through a traditiona
Ages 3–9
Friendly Family
Linda Clark
For the child who wonders what it takes to be a leader, this biography explores how bravery and cultural knowledge can b
Ages 6–10
