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Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story
by Kevin Maillard, illustrated by Juana Martinez-Neal. Specificity and universality blend magnificently in this exploration of Native pride and resilience.
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by Brenda Child, translation by Gordon Jourdain, illustrated by Jonathan Thunder. Luminous digital illustrations provide a vivid backdrop for Windy Girl’s dream of powwows past (with a canine twist). Text in English and Ojibwa
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by Katherena Vermette, illustrated by Julie Flett. A lost little girl (in a red dress) finds a wise and unexpected mentor in the form of a grey wolf. Inspired by traditional stories.
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published by nativenorthwest.com. Written and illustrated by a collaboration of First Nations and Native artists from Pacific Northwest communities. Brief text, supported by bold illustrations, provides Native-focused information on a wide array of wildlife. A wonderful addition to non-fiction animal collections.
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by Traci Sorell, illustrated by Frané Lessac. Skilfully incorporating seasons, language, identity, history, and culture, Sorell and Lessac create an instant child-centered classic that celebrates gratitude and mindfulness.
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by Joseph Bruchac, illustrated by Liz Amini-Holmes. An illustrated biography of a brave Marine’s key World War II mission that sensitively incorporates the history of Indian boarding schools
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We Are Water Protectors
by Carole Lindstrom, illustrated by Michaela Goade. A young Anishinaabi narrator describes the call to environmental action at Standing Rock. Aspects of Anishinaabe and Ojibwe culture are included in the stunning watercolor illustrations.
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by Daniel W. Vandever. Rhyming text and bold, simple illustrations about conformity and resistance can be enjoyed and discussed on several levels.
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