Native Voices

Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 4 Toad and Newt includes 12 books introducing alternative vowel and consonant spellings, with accompanying activities for Pre-K and Kindergarten.

Celebrate the special bond with fierce aunties who offer advice, support, and courage. An exploration of the diverse and loving auntie figures in our lives.

A heartfelt picture book celebrating Native American pride in long hair, inspired by a father-son bond and the resilience of generations past.

A groundbreaking history of the Western Hemisphere by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Greg Grandin, revealing the intertwined identities of North and South America.

20th anniv. ed. of Kate Bornstein's unconventional guide for teens, freaks, & gender outlaws. Offers 121 alternatives to suicide with humor & insight.

A beautiful tribute to a girl's journey through life, celebrating connections to family, ancestors, and the natural world. Stunning illustrations accompany poetic verse by Joy Harjo.

An oral history of pioneering trans elders of color sharing stories of courage, resistance, and cultural innovation. A deeply moving and unique project.

Journalist Joseph Lee explores Indigenous identity and challenges facing Indigenous people worldwide, blending personal narrative with global perspectives.

"The Bean Trees: American classic by Barbara Kingsolver. Taylor Greer's journey with a Native American girl. A tale of love, friendship, and discovery."

Sand Talk is a paradigm-shifting book offering an Indigenous perspective on history, education, and sustainability, providing a new template for living.

A young Native girl and her grandmother share stories about Grandmother Moon during their weekly car ride, teaching us to honor and feel safe under her watchful gaze.

Ani Di Franco's picture book for children explores identity and consciousness, blending her folk style with universal themes and beautiful illustrations.

A celebration of winter's wonders in Moon Song by Michaela Goade. Discover the magic of the night with a tale of nature's light and comfort.

Debut middle grade novel about a girl unraveling her family's secrets and discovering her Native American identity. Secrets hidden in letters and photos.

True pay-it-forward story spanning two continents, 175 years, and two events in history. Choctaw and Irish connection inspires empathy and kindness.

Uncover the true history of Indigenous peoples in North America in this comprehensive book, including hidden histories and oral traditions.

Don't miss Set Me Free! Critics praise Show Me a Sign, a captivating novel by deaf author Ann Clare LeZotte exploring ableism, racism, and colonialism. A must-read with a gripping storyline and powerful themes.

A heartwarming tale about finding home through tradition, family, and storytelling, from an Indigenous perspective.

Spine-tingling middle grade collection featuring Skeleton Man and The Return of Skeleton Man. Can Molly uncover the truth and rescue her parents from the fearsome figure? Perfect for fans of R.L. Stine.

A powerful middle-grade novel in verse about the debate over a school mascot's racism. Empowering kids to fight for justice and stand up for change.

Award-winning book explores the hidden world of plants, challenging our understanding of agency and intelligence. A must-read for nature enthusiasts.

Braiding Sweetgrass: A groundbreaking journey that combines science and indigenous wisdom to explore our relationship with the natural world.

Discover how to live a life of gratitude, reciprocity, and community inspired by Indigenous wisdom and the natural world in The Serviceberry.

Award-winning author Zoë Schlanger explores the incredible world of plant intelligence and survival in The Light Eaters, challenging our understanding of agency and consciousness. An eye-opening look at our relationship with plants and the natural world.