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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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Cry to the Night Wind
Thomas H. Smith
For the child who thrives on high stakes and wilderness survival, this gripping tale explores courage and understanding
Ages 9–13
One Little, Two Little, Three Little Pilgrims
B.G. Hennessy
For the young child discovering the origins of Thanksgiving through a bouncy, rhythmic rhyme that balances the lives of
Ages 3–7
Amazing Immortals: A Guide to Gods and Goddesses Around the World
Dinah Williams
For the child who loves epic battles and magical origin stories, this beautifully illustrated guide brings over 80 diver
Ages 8–12
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The Desert Is Theirs
Byrd Baylor
The dry sands and bright sun come to life in this rhythmic celebration of how plants, animals, and people share the dese
Ages 6–10
Perspectives Flip Books
The Split History of Westward Expansion in the United States
Nell Musolf
Experience the intense history of the American West through the starkly different perspectives of the settlers and the A
Ages 10–14
The Underneath
Kathi Appelt
For the child who feels the weight of the world and needs to see how courage and connection can overcome even the darkes
Ages 10–14
Turkeys, Pilgrims and Indian Corn
Edna Barth
For the curious child who wants to know why we eat turkey or how harvest festivals began. A detailed look at the origins
Ages 8–12
Moki
Grace Jackson Penney
Moki is a young Cheyenne girl determined to prove she can handle the same daring adventures as the boys in her tribe.
Ages 8–12
The Storyteller
Brandon Hobson
For the child navigating the quiet weight of grief or anxiety while searching for a sense of belonging and ancestral con
Ages 8–12
Marcia Sewall's American History #3
James Towne: Struggle for Survival
Marcia Sewall
Survival hangs by a thread as John Smith and the early settlers face the grueling hardships and daily struggles of the J
Ages 7–11
Linking the Past and Present
What Did the Aztecs Do for Me?
Elizabeth Raum
For the curious student wondering why we study ancient history, this book reveals how Aztec inventions in food, science,
Ages 8–11
You Choose: Historical Eras
Your Life as a Private on the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Jessica Gunderson
For the child who loves imagining themselves in the middle of the action, this interactive journey explores the grit and
Ages 7–10
The Sacrifice
Diane Matcheck
Left orphaned and alone, a fifteen-year-old girl fights to avenge her father and prove she is the Great One despite the
Ages 12–17
A 4D Book
Kangaroos
Sara Louise Kras
Vibrant photographs and simple facts show exactly how kangaroos look, where they find their homes, and how they spend th
Ages 4–7
Ordinary People Change the World #13
I Am Sacagawea
Brad Meltzer
Follow the life of the courageous Shoshone woman who used her skills as a translator to guide the Lewis and Clark Expedi
Ages 5–9
Big Ideas That Changed the World #4
We the People!
Don Brown
For the student curious about why our laws exist or how a group of people with huge differences managed to build a gover
Ages 10–14
My Loves Me
My Puna Loves Me
Little Hedgehog Books
For the little one who shares a special bond with their grandmother, this rhythmic story celebrates the security and war
Ages 0–3
Calico Captive
Elizabeth George Speare
Miriam Willard is swept from her New Hampshire home into a grueling wilderness trek toward Montreal during the height of
Ages 10–14
How to Change Everything: The Young Human's Guide to Protecting the Planet and Each Other
Naomi Klein, Rebecca Stefoff
For the young person feeling overwhelmed by the climate crisis and looking for a way to take meaningful action in their
Ages 10–15
Fun Facts Picture Book for Kids
Peru
Marilyn Trueluck
For the curious young explorer eager to see the world. This introductory guide uses simple language and vibrant visuals
Ages 4–8
When We Were Alone
David A. Robertson
A grandmother in her garden shares memories of a residential school, explaining how she held onto her language and cultu
Ages 4–8
Blood on the River #2
Poison in the Colony
Elisa Carbone
For the child curious about how early settlers survived the impossible. This historical thriller explores the grit neede
Ages 10–14
My Powerful Hair
Carole Lindstrom
For the child exploring their family's roots and the deep connection between personal identity, heritage, and the natura
Ages 4–8
Code Talker
Joseph Bruchac
Ned Begay turns a forbidden language into a secret weapon when he joins the Marines to send unbreakable codes during Wor
Ages 12–17
