Native Voices

Newbery Honor Winner and National Book Award Longlist author spins a spellbinding Indigenous futurism tale of monsters, magic, and family in A Snake Falls to Earth.

Award-winning Indigenous history book adapted for young readers explores resistance and resilience against imperialism, challenging perspectives on American identity.

Intersecting stories of Native families celebrating culture at a powwow, edited by Cynthia Leitich Smith. Hope, resilience, and Native pride abound.

Water Warrior celebrates Indigenous Rights Activists Autumn Peltier and Josephine Mandamin, inspiring a new generation to protect water and land.

A heartwarming picture book about a Native American family returning to their ancestral land, capturing the joy of the journey and the comfort of home.

"A Caldecott Honor Book and Indie Bestseller! Michaela Goade's debut picture book celebrates the land and wisdom of elders in a beautiful story."

Two cousins become superheroes to save their school from a powerful foe in this middle-grade graphic series, exploring themes of family, community, and empowerment.

"A People Magazine Best Book. A powerful graphic novel by Thomas King and Natasha Donovan about a family caught between nations, exploring themes of identity and belonging."

The Brave is a middle-grade novel about a boy with OCD who moves to a reservation to live with his biological mother and befriends a unique neighbor.

A Cherokee girl reluctantly introduces her younger brother to family traditions in this heartwarming picture book with stunning illustrations.

Join Molly at the Intertribal Community Center where she shares her loving circle of family, friends, and community in a celebration of love and togetherness.

An award-winning fantasy novel about a teen who can communicate with ghosts and unravels a murder mystery, featuring Indigenous and immigrant magic.

Anton Treuer answers essential questions about Native Americans in this engaging book for young readers, covering a wide range of topics with thoughtful insights.

Professional Indigenous dancer Ria Thundercloud shares her inspiring journey to pride in her Native American heritage through dance in this heartfelt picture book.

"Fire Exit is a gripping tale of family secrets and cultural identity, as Charles confronts his past while grappling with his biggest secret: his daughter Elizabeth."

Winner of the 2020 Sibert Informational Book Medal and American Indian Youth Literature Picture Book Honor. This verse story celebrates Native American culture.

Gluskonba teaches humans the value of community through the gift of maple syrup, leading them to come together for a common goal. Unique bilingual tale.

A heartwarming family story about a girl spending a summer on Standing Rock Reservation with her grandmother, learning about tradition and creating lasting memories.

In a small Texas town in 1989, teenager Tolly Driver is cursed to kill for revenge in this twist on a classic slasher story from horror writer Stephen Graham Jones.

Discover Indigenous ingenuity in this award-winning interactive nonfiction book celebrating traditional North American innovation and STEM principles.

An affirming story of a Native American girl who embraces her heritage through jingle dancing, beautifully illustrated and perfect for a read-aloud!

Meet Jo Jo Makoons, a spirited Ojibwe girl in this Middle Grade Honor Book! Join her on her humorous and pride-filled adventures as she navigates friendships and embraces her identity. #OwnVoices #HeartdrumImprint

Young Ojibwe girl Jo Jo Makoons learns to be fancy for her Aunt Annie's wedding in this glitter-filled, humorous book by Dawn Quigley.

Jo Jo Makoons plans a winter Olympics during a snow day on her Ojibwe reservation, promoting healthy habits and bringing her community together.