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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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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
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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
Cute Grandparent Books
My Kuku Loves Me
Little Hedgehog Books
For the child who shares a special bond with their grandmother, this gentle story uses the Hawaiian term 'Kuku' to celeb
Ages 2–5
The Journal of Jasper Jonathan Pierce: A Pilgrim Boy, Plymouth, 1620
Ann Rinaldi
An indentured servant boy records the harrowing voyage of the Mayflower and the grueling labor required to build a new c
Ages 9–14
Deadly Unna?
Phillip Gwynne
In a coastal Australian town, two football teammates from different backgrounds form a bond that challenges the prejudic
Ages 13–17
Graphic History
Matthew Henson: Arctic Adventurer
Blake A. Hoena
Battle the freezing elements in this graphic novel biography of the courageous explorer who reached the North Pole along
Ages 8–12
Thirteen Moons on Turtle's Back: A Native American Year of Moons
Joseph Bruchac, Jonathan London
For the child curious about the rhythms of nature and the stories behind the changing seasons, as told through the indig
Ages 4–10
Matatuhi
Robyn Kahukiwa
A school trip to a museum changes everything for Mata as she begins to uncover the hidden stories and vibrant history of
Ages 5–10
Wilderness Fairies #1
Daisy's New Wings
Jodie Wells-Slowgrove
For the child feeling nervous about a new stage of life or learning a new skill. Daisy must find her confidence as she e
Ages 6–9
My Loves Me
My Tutu Loves Me
Little Hedgehog Books
For the little one who shares a special bond with their grandmother, this gentle story uses the Hawaiian term Tutu to ce
Ages 1–5
The Marrow Thieves #2
Hunting by Stars
Cherie Dimaline
For the teenager grappling with how to maintain their integrity and identity when faced with systemic cruelty and the we
Ages 14–18
Coyote Walks on Two Legs A Book of Navajo Myths and Legends
Gerald Hausman
Coyote the trickster wanders through a series of Navajo myths, where his mischievous schemes often lead to unexpected le
Ages 8–12
The Goldsmith's Daughter
Tanya Landman
In ancient Tenochtitilan, a girl born into a life of drudgery secretly masters the forbidden art of goldwork while her c
Ages 12–18
Exploring the Americas
Hernando de Soto: An Explorer of the Southeast
Amie Hazleton
For the young explorer curious about how maps were made and lands were discovered, this biography follows a 16th-century
Ages 8–11
James Printer: A Novel of Rebellion
Paul Samuel Jacobs
A Nipmuck Indian serving as a printer's apprentice finds himself pulled between his home in Cambridge and the onset of a
Ages 10–14
My Māori Colours
Tracy Duncan
For parents wanting to weave heritage into every day, this bilingual board book uses iconic New Zealand treasures to tea
Ages 0–3
Movers, Shakers, & History Makers
Bessie Coleman: Bold Pilot Who Gave Women Wings
Martha London
For the child who needs to see that no barrier is too high when you have a dream. This biography follows Bessie Coleman
Ages 7–10
