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Indigenous Cultures
Indigenous Cultures
Indigenous Cultures Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
1,257 books about indigenous cultures
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Chapter Books
(510)
Young Adult
(38)
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(16)
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(13)
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(13)
Early Readers
(6)
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3–5
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9–12
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Summerland
Michael Chabon
Ethan Feld is the worst player on the baseball field until a scout recruits him for a different game. He must lead a ban
Ages 10–14
The American Colonies
The Virginia Colony
Brandy Bauer
For the student curious about how early settlers survived and the origins of America. This accessible guide brings the h
Ages 8–11
Soldier Boys #3
Missing in Action
Dean Hughes
During WWII, a boy moves to Utah and struggles to face the truth about his missing father and a new friend from a nearby
Ages 10–14
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Journey of the Nightly Jaguar
Burton Albert
As night falls in the jungle, Maya legend tells of the sun transforming into a powerful jaguar to stalk through the tree
Ages 4–8
This or That? History Edition #3
Surviving the Santa Fe Trail
Jessica Rusick
For the child curious about history and real-life survival. This book explores how pioneers braved the elements and unce
Ages 8–12
The American West Trilogy #1
North Against the Sioux
Kenneth Ulyatt
For the teen exploring the complex realities of American history, this gritty novel examines the tension, courage, and c
Ages 12–16
Nickommoh! A Thanksgiving Celebration
Jackie French Koller
Step into the rhythmic traditions of the Narragansett people during Nickommoh, a harvest celebration practiced long befo
Ages 5–9
The World in Grandfather's Hands
Craig Kee Strete
Moving from the pueblo to the busy city is a huge shock for Jimmy, but his grandfather’s quiet wisdom helps him see his
Ages 8–12
The Crossing
Donna Jo Napoli
The rugged trail to the West Coast unfolds through the eyes of Jean Baptiste, the baby riding across the wilderness on S
Ages 4–8
Wilderness Ridge #2
Fishing on Thin Ice
Art Coulson
For the child who thrives on outdoor exploration and is curious about how different cultures honor the natural world thr
Ages 7–10
We the People: Native Americans
The Arapaho and Their History
Natalie M. Rosinsky
For the student curious about the heritage of the Great Plains, this guide explores the enduring traditions and history
Ages 9–12
Truth is a Bright Star
Joan Price
In 1832, a twelve-year-old Hopi boy is sold to a fur trapper. Tension slowly shifts toward an unlikely friendship as the
Ages 8–12
Eagle Drums
Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson
For the child learning that growth often requires stepping into the unknown and that traditions are gifts we carry to br
Ages 8–12
Show Me a Sign #2
Set Me Free
Ann Clare LeZotte
For the child exploring how everyone deserves a voice. A young Deaf teacher fights to free a student from isolation and
Ages 8–12
Listen to the Desert
Pat Mora
The Southwestern desert comes alive at nightfall through rhythmic, bilingual chants and geometric art that echoes the so
Ages 2–5
Lost City: The Discovery of Machu Picchu
Ted Lewin
For the child who loves exploring the backyard or dreams of hidden treasures, this stunning journey through the Andes br
Ages 6–10
Elizabeth's Jamestown Colony Diary #1
Our Strange New Land
Patricia Hermes
For the child curious about history's hardest moments, this diary explores finding courage and staying hopeful while fac
Ages 7–10
Horrible Histories #10
Angry Aztecs
Terry Deary
History gets messy with these foul facts about Aztec life, from the gore of violent ball games to the surprising reasons
Ages 8–12
Holidays
The Pilgrims' First Thanksgiving
Jessica Gunderson
For the child curious about how a community survives against the odds through cooperation and help from new neighbors.
Ages 6–9
Why We Dance: A Story of Hope and Healing
Deidre Havrelock
For the child feeling nervous about their first big performance, this lyrical story shares how ancestral traditions can
Ages 4–8
Facing the Lion: Growing Up Maasai on the African Savanna
Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton
Life on the African savanna involves facing lions and honoring Maasai traditions in this true story of growing up in Ken
Ages 10–14
American Indian Life #2
The Creek: The Past and Present of the Muscogee
Danielle Smith-Llera
For the child curious about the true history of the land they live on and how indigenous nations thrive and preserve the
Ages 8–12
Sports Fun
Boys' Lacrosse Fun
Imogen Kingsley
For the curious young athlete who wants to know how lacrosse is played. This simple guide uses bright photos to explain
Ages 5–8
Adaline Falling Star
Mary Pope Osborne
For the child grappling with being caught between two worlds, this story offers a mirror for finding strength in a multi
Ages 8–12
