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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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Tiger Lily
Jodi Lynn Anderson
Neverland's wildness and the intensity of first love come alive in this reimagined story of the fierce girl who loved Pe
Ages 14–18
Wombat Walkabout
Carol Diggory Shields, Michael Morpurgo
A group of clever wombats must use their wits to stay safe when a hungry dingo crosses their path during a peaceful walk
Ages 3–7
Horse Crazy #2
The Circus Horse
Alison Lester
When a traveling circus arrives in Currawong Creek, best friends Bonnie and Sam seize the chance to master the daring ar
Ages 6–9
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History's Groundbreakers #11
The Pony Express
Patricia R. Quiri
Gallop across treacherous terrain and through freezing storms alongside the courageous riders who risked everything to d
Ages 7–10
The Seal Garden (My Great Bear Rainforest series)
Nicholas Read
For the curious child who marvels at the ocean, this book explores how harbor seals find safety and peace within the hid
Ages 4–8
History Unboxed
Q is for Queen Seondeok
History Unboxed
For the curious learner who wants to see the whole world. This global alphabet journey introduces hidden histories and r
Ages 5–10
Sacred Animals
Kris Waldherr
Learn why different cultures throughout history have revered animals as holy and how their unique qualities inspired anc
Ages 8–12
Isabella & Chloe #2
Pele's Domains / Los dominios de Pele
Maria Retana, Miles Last
For the child curious about Earth's power: this bilingual guide weaves Hawaiian legends with geological facts to explain
Ages 6–10
Monkey Business
Shirley Climo
Travel from Africa to Asia through a vibrant collection of traditional folk tales and fascinating biological facts about
Ages 8–12
Ice Island
Sherry Shahan
For the child who thrives on high stakes and outdoor challenges, this gripping tale explores the grit needed to survive
Ages 8–12
Ho'onani: Hula Warrior
Heather Gale
Ho’onani feels she is neither girl nor boy, finding her place and her voice as she leads a traditional Hawaiian hula cha
Ages 4–8
The Native Americans
The Native Americans
Virginia Schomp
For the student curious about the diverse histories of the first Americans, this guide uses primary sources to reveal th
Ages 8–12
Mysteries of the Red Coyote Inn #1
Mysteries of the Red Coyote Inn
Lorraine Carey
For the teen feeling displaced by a family move, this supernatural mystery explores the courage needed to face unknown f
Ages 11–15
Early American History for Kids
The Mystery of the Lost Colony of Roanoke
History for Kids
For the curious student who loves a good mystery, this book turns a 400-year-old cold case into a fascinating exploratio
Ages 8–12
Magic Beach
Alison Lester
For the child whose imagination turns a simple day at the beach into an epic adventure with dragons, pirates, and hidden
Ages 3–7
I Can Read! Level 2
North Pole South Pole
Nancy Smiler Levinson
Travel to the top and bottom of the world to see how animals and people survive in the icy climates of the North and Sou
Ages 5–8
The Boomerang Book
M. J. Hanson
For the curious child who loves working with their hands, this guide transforms cardboard and plywood into flying toys t
Ages 8–14
Finding Providence: the Story of Roger Williams
Avi
For the child curious about why people move to find a new home. This story explores standing up for your beliefs and fin
Ages 7–9
Melling Sisters #1
All in the Blue Unclouded Weather
Robin Klein
The four Melling sisters navigate the ups and downs of life in a small Australian country town during the late 1940s.
Ages 9–13
Whispering in the Wind
Alan Marshall
Young Peter and his pony Moonlight journey through the Land of Clutching Grass and the Watchful Forest on a quest to fin
Ages 8–12
Alaska's Three Pigs
Arlene Laverde
For the child who loves the Three Little Pigs but wants a fresh adventure. This retelling explores how being prepared an
Ages 4–8
Lewis & Clark Expedition
For the curious student fascinated by history and exploration. This guide brings the 1804 journey to life while explaini
Ages 8–12
Orcas Everywhere
written and photographed by Mark Leiren-Young
The history and culture of orcas are captured in vivid photographs alongside a vital call to action regarding their trea
Ages 9–12
Whisperers of the Gods #2
Pekari: The Azure Fish
Guenevere Lee
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in and longs to discover where they truly belong, even if that place i
Ages 8–12
