Celebrate Native American History Month by reading books by and about indigenous people, from traditional myths to stories of perseverance and community.
This book tells the first-hand experience of Mi’kmaw Elder, Rita Joe’s childhood in a residential school and is written in the form of a poem.
Reality becomes a dream in Bowwow Powwow when a girl attends a powwow and her imagination runs away with her.
This collection of poems with color paintings explores different Native American myths.
Birdsong shows that the power of friendship transcends generations and ages, in this sweet story about a couple of friends at different points in their lives.
In this beautifully illustrated book learn the story behind Orange Shirt Day.
Chester Nez and the unbreakable code weaves a tale about history while also showing the importance of heritage and preserving one’s culture.
Learn about the importance of water, in this book inspired by the different environmental indigenous movements.
In I can make this promise, Edie goes on a journey to learn more about her family’s heritage. What will she find? You’ll have to read to find out.
While this book covers a difficult topic, it provides hope through its story of perseverance and family.
Buffalo Song tells the story of what can be done when people care enough to make a difference. Read the story of Walking Coyote and his work in saving the Buffalo from extinction.