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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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Blinky Bill #1
Blinky Bill: The Quaint Little Australian
Dorothy Wall
Meet a spirited little koala in these quintessential Australian tales following his growth and adventures in the wild.
Ages 5–9
Horse of Seven Moons
Karen Taschek
An Apache boy and a pioneer girl find their paths crossing in unexpected ways beneath the vast skies of New Mexico.
Ages 10–14
Indian Two Feet #1
Indian Two Feet and His Horse
Margaret Friskey
For the child who longs for something they aren't quite big enough for yet. This gentle story explores the patient journ
Ages 4–7
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One Woolly Wombat
Rod Trinca
Count from one to fourteen alongside a cast of humorous Australian animals in this bouncy, rhyming journey through the o
Ages 2–5
Save Queen of Sheba
Louise Moeri
Left alone after a raid on the Oregon Trail, a brave brother and his sister must survive the wilderness with almost no s
Ages 10–14
Fly Girls
P. O'Connell Pearson
For the child who struggles with the idea of growing up or feels a deep longing for the magic and freedom of eternal chi
Ages 8–12
Grandmother's Pigeon
Louise Erdrich
While Grandmother is away in Greenland, her room reveals a stunning secret: hatchlings of a bird species the world thoug
Ages 4–9
Johnny Appleseed: A Tall Tale Retold and Illustrated by Steven Kellogg
Steven Kellogg
For the child who loves the outdoors and wants to see how one person's small, kind actions can grow into a lasting legac
Ages 4–9
The Magic Pudding
Norman Lindsay
Bunyip Bluegum and his friends embark on a series of zany, comic adventures centered around a magical, never-ending Aust
Ages 6–12
A Book of Americans
Rosemary Benét, Stephen Vincent Benét
For the student who finds history books dry, these witty and rhythmic poems bring American historical figures to life wi
Ages 8–12
Lone Journey: The Life of Roger Williams
Jean Lee Latham
For the child exploring what it means to stand up for their beliefs, even when it means going against the crowd or start
Ages 10–14
Ancient Mayans History
The Mayans Gave Us Their Art and Architecture
Baby Professor
For the child who loves building with blocks and wonders about the ancient people who constructed giant stone pyramids a
Ages 6–10
Dear America #36
Kaiulani: The People's Princess, Hawaii, 1889
Ellen Emerson White
For the child grappling with the pressure of high expectations while living far from home. Explore Princess Ka'iulani's
Ages 8–12
Holling C. Holling Geography Series #3
Minn of the Mississippi
Holling C. Holling
For the curious child fascinated by the natural world, this classic journey uses a turtle's odyssey to explore how lands
Ages 8–12
Ancient Mayans History
The Mayans' Calendars and Advanced Writing System
Baby Professor
For the curious child fascinated by ancient puzzles, this book breaks down the complex symbols and time-keeping secrets
Ages 5–9
Sleeping Bear Press Alphabet Books
G Is for Golden: A California Alphabet
David Domeniconi
Lively rhymes and colorful art lead a journey through the Golden State, from its famous landmarks to its fascinating his
Ages 5–9
The Story of Johnny Appleseed
Aliki
A kind traveler journeys west with nothing but a pouch of seeds, befriending everyone he meets while planting apple orch
Ages 4–8
Into An Indian Tent
For the child curious about different cultures, this story explores the traditional life and values of the Plains Cree p
Ages 6–10
The Life of a Native American Indian Child
Baby Professor
For children beginning to ask about different ways of life, this book offers a respectful look at the traditions, family
Ages 6–10
Sleeping Bear Press Alphabet Books
M Is for Masterpiece: An Art Alphabet
David Domeniconi
Rhyming poems and detailed sidebars travel from Easter Island to the world of Impressionism, teaching the techniques and
Ages 4–12
The Heart-Shattering Facts about the Trail of Tears
For the middle-grade student processing the heavy realities of American history: this book offers a factual, sensitive l
Ages 8–12
Where Wonder Grows
Xelena González
For the child who needs a moment of calm, this beautiful story uses the magic of rocks and crystals to teach mindfulness
Ages 4–8
America Through the Lens: Photographers Who Changed the Nation
Martin W. Sandler
See the history of a nation unfold through the eyes of legendary photographers who used their cameras to capture truth a
Ages 10–14
Chocolate
Kay Frydenborg
The journey of chocolate spans from ancient Mesoamerican rituals and Spanish conquest to the complex realities of modern
Ages 12–18
