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.
2020 American Indian Youth Lit Young Adult Honor Book. Explores Indigenous resistance against imperialism over 400 years. Adapting academic text for young readers.
"A People Magazine Best Book - Borders is a powerful graphic novel by Thomas King and Natasha Donovan about a family caught between nations, exploring themes of identity and belonging."
A Cherokee girl reluctantly introduces her younger brother to family traditions in this heartwarming picture book with beautiful collage illustrations.
Join Molly at the Intertribal Community Center as she celebrates love, family, and community in this heartwarming book filled with dancing, singing, and feasting.
"Anton Treuer's essential book answers questions about Native Americans for young readers. Updated edition includes new sections and photos. Award-winning!"
Join Ria Thundercloud on her dance journey, celebrating her Native American heritage and passion for Indigenous dance. A true story of pride and perseverance.
A haunting story of family secrets and cultural legacy unravels as Charles discovers the truth about his daughter on the Penobscot Reservation in Fire Exit by Morgan Talty.
Winner of the 2020 Sibert Informational Book Medal and American Indian Youth Literature Picture Book Honor. This verse story celebrates Native American culture.
Creator gifts humans with maple syrup but they abuse it. Gluskonba reminds them of importance of community. English & Abenaki versions compare communication styles.
A young girl spends the summer at her grandmother's home on the Standing Rock Reservation, learning about tradition and family in this heartwarming story.
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 North American inventions in this interactive nonfiction book, celebrating traditional innovation and environmental responsibility.
Meet Jo Jo Makoons, a spirited Ojibwe girl who learns about friendship, rhyming, and being herself in this funny and heartwarming middle grade novel. #OwnVoices #RepresentationMatters
Join Jo Jo Makoons on an Ojibwe adventure filled with glitter, pinkies, and humor as she learns to be fancy for her aunt's wedding. A heartwarming tale of self-discovery and joy.
Join Jo Jo Makoons in her third book as she plans a winter Olympics on her Ojibwe reservation. With heart and hilarity, she promotes healthy habits and brings her community together during a snow day.