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Indigenous Peoples
Explore Indigenous children’s books that celebrate family, community, and everyday joy. These stories introduce distinct Nations and cultures while helping little feminists talk about history, identity, and belonging. Read our guide to centering Native voices.
Our favorite books & why
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Mi’kmaw art and days of the week for babies.
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Real family photographs introduce gratitude to the youngest readers.
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Everyday play and Cree language for little ones.
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The sounds and excitement of a child’s first powwow.
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A grandmother’s love and a Tlingit connection to land.
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A grandfather shares Cree language, memories, and connection to land.
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Contemporary Native family life, with food and history to explore.
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A year of Cherokee community life and everyday gratitude.
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For children finding belonging while learning about their heritage.
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An Indigenous dancer’s own story of cultural pride.
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Rethink Thanksgiving with the Wampanoag people, who helped the Pilgrims grow food.
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Meet Indigenous heroes from history and life today.
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A child’s firsthand account of Standing Rock and community action.
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A survivor’s childhood story of courage at a residential school.
