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Indigenous Cultures
Indigenous Cultures
Indigenous Cultures Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
1,257 books about indigenous cultures
By format:
Chapter Books
(510)
Young Adult
(38)
Picture Books
(16)
Middle Grade
(13)
Poetry
(13)
Graphic Novels
(13)
Early Readers
(6)
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
The Love That Split the World
Emily Henry
During her final summer in Kentucky before college, Natalie encounters a mysterious apparition and a new boy named Beau
Ages 14–18
What Was?
What Was the Trail of Tears?
Sean Teuton, Who HQ
For the child asking about fairness in history, this book offers a sensitive look at how Indigenous nations were forced
Ages 8–12
Hearts Unbroken #1
Hearts Unbroken
Cynthia Leitich Smith
Louise dumps her boyfriend after his offensive remarks, only to find herself reporting on a school musical controversy t
Ages 12–18
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Cannonball
Sacha Cotter
A young boy searches for the secret to the perfect pool jump, eventually realizing that the best splash comes from embra
Ages 4–8
Who HQ
Who Was Ponce de Leon?
Pam Pollack, Meg Belviso
For the curious learner who loves tales of exploration, this biography uncovers the real history and myths behind the ma
Ages 8–12
The Making of America: The History of the United States from 1492 to the Present
Robert D. Johnston
For the curious student needing a clear, visual overview of how the United States grew from early exploration to the mod
Ages 10–15
Moon of Two Dark Horses
Sally M. Keehn
A Delaware Indian boy and his white friend search for legendary bones on sacred ground, hoping to protect their valley f
Ages 10–14
A Friend in Rain
Cathy Hapka
Colorful images from the film Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron illustrate this story of a wild horse finding connection
Ages 6–8
The Heart of a Chief
Joseph Bruchac
An eleven-year-old Penacook boy navigates family struggles and school insensitivity while facing a community conflict ov
Ages 8–12
Child of the Flower-song People Luz Jiménez, Daughter of the Nahua
Gloria Amescua
For the child exploring their identity or heritage, this lyrical biography shows how one woman's pride in her roots pres
Ages 6–10
American Indian Homes
Tepees
Jack Manning
For the young explorer curious about different types of homes. This simple guide uses photographs to show how Native Ame
Ages 4–7
Jacob Lanza #4
The Last Lobo
Roland Smith
While visiting his Hopi tribal homeland in Arizona, a teenager named Jake finds himself in a high-stakes battle to prote
Ages 10–14
Buffalo Hunt
Russell Freedman
The Great Plains tribes relied on the buffalo for everything from food to folklore, honoring the animal through ingeniou
Ages 8–12
Rangitoto: The Rock Standing in the Ocean
Maria Gill
For the curious child marveling at local landmarks or wondering how the earth was formed, this book weaves together geol
Ages 7–11
Lost in the Barrens #2
The Curse of the Viking Grave
Farley Mowat
Deep in the Canadian north, three friends discover a hidden tomb of Viking relics, sparking a dangerous journey of survi
Ages 9–13
Amazing Americans #2
Navajo Code Talkers: Secret American Indian Heroes of World War II
Brynn Baker
For the child curious about secret codes and unsung heroes, this book highlights the vital role Navajo Marines played in
Ages 8–12
Fact Finders: Great Journeys
The Perils of the Santa Fe Trail
Jean K. Williams
For the curious student fascinated by the Wild West: explore the high stakes, grueling travel, and gritty survival of 19
Ages 8–12
Discovering the Inca Ice Maiden
Johan Reinhard
High atop Mount Ampato, a 500-year-old mystery is revealed in this firsthand account of the discovery and scientific stu
Ages 8–12
Who Will Tell My Brother?
Marlene Carvell
A Native American teenager stands up against his high school's offensive mascot, discovering the deep strength of his an
Ages 12–18
The Arrow Over the Door
Joseph Bruchac
For the child grappling with the idea of 'us versus them,' this gentle historical tale shows how peace is a courageous c
Ages 8–12
One Night A Story from the Desert
Cristina Kessler
For the child stepping into new responsibilities, this evocative story follows a boy's courageous night in the Sahara de
Ages 5–9
In My Mother's House
Ann Nolan Clark
A young Tewa boy shares the rhythmic beauty of his people’s communal spirit, from the work they do together to the homes
Ages 5–9
Cheyenne Again
Eve Bunting
For children processing the pain of being forced to fit in or the struggle to hold onto their family heritage when every
Ages 6–10
The First Fleet
Alan Boardman
For the child curious about how early explorers lived. This factual account uses detailed illustrations to explain the g
Ages 7–11
