Native Voices

Discover a Native perspective on the first Thanksgiving in this picture book by Indigenous creators. Learn about the role of the Wampanoag tribe and Weeâchumun (corn).

Explore Native American history and resilience through the voices of twelve children in this powerful picture book. "We are still here!" #OwnVoices

Illustrated book profiles 50 notable American Indian, Alaska Native, & Native Hawaiian people. Celebrate Indigenous artists, activists, athletes, & more. Educational & inspiring read for all ages.

A heartwarming picture book about a Native American family moving back to their ancestral land, capturing the excitement of the journey and joys of settling into a new home.

From the bestselling author of Braiding Sweetgrass comes a beautifully illustrated tale celebrating gratitude and finding our place in the natural world. Ideal for young readers.

Award-winning author Eddie Chuculate shares his journey from boyhood to young manhood in rural Oklahoma, embracing his Creek and Cherokee heritage amidst challenges.

The true story of America's beginning from the Indigenous perspective, challenging the traditional narratives of Columbus, Pilgrims, and Colonists.

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

Two cousins become everyday superheroes to save their school and community in this middle-grade graphic series. Join Riley and Maya on their exciting adventure!

A beautiful picture book adaptation of Joy Harjo's iconic poem "Remember," illustrated by Michaela Goade, invites young readers to reflect on the wonder of the world and their place within it.

A vivid graphic adaptation of Indigenous history in America, revealing the nation’s dark origins and highlighting Indigenous resilience over centuries.

An empowering picture book about family history, self-expression, and reclaiming identity through the celebration of hair across Indigenous cultures.

"Award-winning novel featuring twelve characters from Native communities converging at a powwow in Oakland. Poignant, fierce, and unforgettable."

An anthology of Indigenous stories from Canada's 150 years, told through graphic novels by top Indigenous creators. Ages 12+.

A stunning picture book about grandma teaching her granddaughters the wonders of nature, fostering intergenerational bonds and curiosity.

Discover the amazing inventions and innovations of Indigenous North Americans in this award-winning interactive nonfiction book. A must-read for all ages!

Middle-grade adventure with Cherokee history & lore, anxieties, friendship, and wonders woven in. Ziggy seeks answers to his missing mother's disappearance in a mind-bending journey.

A powerful novel about a Métis girl on the Canadian prairies, navigating rage, secrets, and family dynamics. A Morris and Stonewall Award Honor Book.

Creator gives humans maple syrup gift, Gluskonba reminds them to care for village and each other. Hard work brings community together. English and Abenaki versions show communication style differences. Valuable for language reclamation efforts.

A touching story about a boy coping with loss and holding on to memories of his grandmother, beautifully illustrated by Kevin Noble Maillard and Rafael López.

"Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults explores Indigenous wisdom and scientific knowledge through the teachings of plants. A must-read for a new generation."

A boy wants to shine on his own but learns that his lively Native family is always there for him in this heartwarming picture book.

Award-winning history book reexamines American history through the lens of Native American perspectives, revealing the essential role Indigenous peoples played.

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.