Native Voices

In Jo Jo Makoons Book 4, Jo Jo's talents shine as she navigates new rules at school and the tribe's talent show. A heartwarming story of community and creativity.

A Wampanoag story reimagines the first Thanksgiving from a Native perspective. Written and illustrated by Indigenous creators for ages 3-7.

Uncover ancient world wisdom with archaeologist Raksha Dave as she explores forgotten histories and misrepresented stories from 50 unearthed objects.

Liam finds solace in an imaginary world with animal friends when his parents argue. This heartwarming series helps children find hope during tough times.

Liam learns the importance of caring for all animals, including an injured pigeon, in this heartwarming story for young readers.

Liam and his mom adopt a shelter dog with behavior issues, believing in the power of love and training. Join Liam in this heartwarming series for K-3 readers.

Liam, a new student with a cleft lip, learns to embrace his differences and finds pride in his uniqueness in this book for young readers.

Native American boy's cat surprises him at his first powwow, making for a special dance. Cat follows his scent and joins him in a memorable moment.

Marvel's Indigenous talent tell stories of Native American characters like Echo, Dani Moonstar, Snowguard, American Eagle, and more in this diverse collection.

Middle-grade novel in verse tackles a school mascot controversy in Rye, VA. Six students debate tradition vs. change in this timely, compelling story.

Empowering picture book about family history, self-expression, and reclaiming identity through hair, honoring Indigenous culture and resilience.

Explore the lives of 50 remarkable Native American individuals, from historic figures to modern changemakers, in this educational and beautifully illustrated book.

Join Mel and Ray on a road trip full of adventure, danger, and mystery as they help Great-grandfather Bat prepare for the legendary Great Ball Game in this modern folklore tale. An unmissable game awaits!

The true story of America from the Indigenous perspective, revealing the disruption caused by Christopher Columbus, Pilgrims, and Colonists.

US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo’s iconic poem "Remember," illustrated by Caldecott Medalist Michaela Goade, encourages young readers to reflect on family, nature, and heritage in a captivating picture book.

Celebrate Rock Your Mocs Day with this vibrant book honoring Native pride and the joy of wearing moccasins. Perfect for Native American Heritage Month!

Graphic adaption of American Book Award winning history from Indigenous perspective. Stunning full color art brings Indigenous perseverance to life.

In a world of ghost dogs and fairy rings, Shane must find her missing mother and a local boy. A prequel to Elatsoe, this fantasy adventure is praised for its representation and captivating storytelling.

Adventure, magic, and courage await Lily and Wendy as they journey to Neverland with Peter Pan in this reimagined tale by Cynthia Leitich Smith.

Award-winning novel about a world destroyed by global warming where indigenous people are hunted for their bone marrow, which holds the key to dreaming.

A finalist for the Kirkus Prize for Fiction, "The Mighty Red" is a stunning novel by Louise Erdrich about love, tragedy, and the impact of uncontrollable circumstances on ordinary people's lives.

Middle-grade adventure about Cherokee boy Ziggy coping with anxiety and searching for his missing mother, uncovering Cherokee history and lore in the process.

Anxiety-ridden Ziggy searches for clues about his missing mother in a cave, embarking on a mind-bending Cherokee adventure with friends.

Celebrate everyday wonders with accessible poetry in this USA Today Bestseller anthology, curated by James Crews. Featuring diverse voices and reflective pauses for mindfulness.