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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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My Story #10
Roman Invasion
Jim Eldridge
Captured by Roman soldiers in AD 84, a young tribal prince named Bran is held hostage as a legion marches through the da
Ages 8–12
The Rough-face Girl
Rafe Martin
For the child feeling overlooked or 'less than' because of their appearance, this powerful Algonquin tale celebrates the
Ages 4–9
Big Words #12
Wilma's Way Home: The Life of Wilma Mankiller
Doreen Rappaport
For the child seeking to understand how one person can spark change, this biography explores finding your voice and buil
Ages 4–9
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The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush
Tomie dePaola
Little Gopher follows a powerful Dream-Vision to become an artist for his people, eventually capturing the very colors o
Ages 4–8
Your Passport to...
Your Passport to Canada
Pascale Duguay
For the curious child who wants to explore the world from home, this passport-style guide introduces the beautiful lands
Ages 6–9
World Myths and Legends
African Myths and Legends
Catherine Chambers
For the child curious about how the world began or why animals behave the way they do, these vibrant tales offer a windo
Ages 8–12
I Am Apache
Tanya Landman
Driven by the need to avenge her brother, Siki trains to become a warrior and uncovers a life-changing secret about her
Ages 12–17
The Princess and the Warrior: A Tale of Two Volcanoes
Duncan Tonatiuh
A warrior's promise and a princess's devotion transform into the smoke and peaks of two great volcanoes in this reimagin
Ages 6–10
The Boy Who Fell Off the Mayflower, or John Howland's Good Fortune
P.J. Lynch
For the child curious about history and real-life survival, this stunningly illustrated true story explores resilience a
Ages 7–12
Jake Maddox Graphic Novels
Hula Heritage
Jake Maddox, Moana McAdams
For the child trying to balance a busy schedule, this story explores how to stay connected to your cultural roots while
Ages 8–12
Jack & Charlie Boys of the Bush
Jack Marcotte
For the child who thrives in the outdoors, this real-life adventure follows two brothers as they navigate the rugged Nor
Ages 8–13
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
Afloat
Kirli Saunders
For children processing the overwhelm of environmental change, this lyrical story offers a sense of safety through commu
Ages 4–8
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
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
