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Read About Native American Heritage

Check out these books that you can read to learn and celebrate Native American Heritage.

Book cover for Birdsong - an adult and child stand in a green field with a house behind them. Written and Illustrated by Julie Flett, Cree-Métis.

Book cover for Bowwow Powwow shows an adult and child driving in a turquoise pickup truck looking at a constellation in the sky. Written by Brenda J. Child, Red Lake Ojibwe. Illustrated by Jonathan Thunder, Red Lake Ojibwe.

Image of a book cover for Nimoshom and His Bus - a cartoon man in a hat and sunglasses stands in front of a cartoon school bus. Written by Penny M. Thomas, Cree-Ojibway. Illustrated by Karen Hibbard, not native.

Animation of a woman holding books and a roll of paper in front of airplane blueprints. Text: Classified: The secret career of mary golda ross, cherokee aerospace engineer. Written by Traci Sorell, enrolled citizen of the cherokee nation. Illustrated by Natasha Donova, Métis.

Animation of a girl looking at a grasshopper on the ground. Text: Grasshopper girl, written by Theresa R. Peterson, Sisseton Wahpeton Dakota. Illustrated by Jordan Rodgers, Lakota.

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