National Indigenous History Month 2024 - Children’s Booklist | Edmonton Public Library

The Train

by Callaghan, Jodie

Book - 2020

The Train tells the story of a young boy learning about the painful legacy of residential schools from his grandfather. The Train tells the story of a young boy learning about the painful legacy of residential schools from his grandfather. Show less

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The Train

by Callaghan, Jodie

eBook - 2020

The Train tells the story of a young boy learning about the painful legacy of residential schools from his grandfather. The Train tells the story of a young boy learning about the painful legacy of residential schools from his grandfather. Show less

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Birdsong

by Flett, Julie

Book - 2019

Birdsong by Julie Flett is a gentle story about intergenerational friendship, creativity, and the passage of seasons, featuring stunning illustrations. Birdsong by Julie Flett is a gentle story about intergenerational friendship, creativity, and the passage of seasons, featuring stunning illustrations. Show less

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Birdsong

by Flett, Julie

eBook - 2019

Birdsong by Julie Flett is a gentle story about intergenerational friendship, creativity, and the passage of seasons, featuring stunning illustrations. Birdsong by Julie Flett is a gentle story about intergenerational friendship, creativity, and the passage of seasons, featuring stunning illustrations. Show less

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The Bear's Medicine

Sus Yoo

by Gauthier, Clayton

Book - 2019

The Bear's Medicine is a vibrant picture book that follows the journey of a bear as it discovers the importance of balance, respect, and understanding in the natural world. The Bear's Medicine is a vibrant picture book that follows the journey of a bear as it discovers the importance of balance, respect, and understanding in the natural world. Show less

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Meennunyakaa

Blueberry Patch

by Leason, Jennifer

Book - 2019

Meennunyakaa is a touching story that introduces readers to the traditions and family life of the Anishinaabe people through the eyes of a young girl. Meennunyakaa is a touching story that introduces readers to the traditions and family life of the Anishinaabe people through the eyes of a young girl. Show less

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I Lost My Talk

by Joe, Rita

Book - 2019

I Lost My Talk is a powerful poem about the loss of language and culture experienced by Indigenous children in residential schools, adapted into a moving picture book. I Lost My Talk is a powerful poem about the loss of language and culture experienced by Indigenous children in residential schools, adapted into a moving picture book. Show less

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I Lost My Talk

by Joe, Rita

eBook - 2019

I Lost My Talk is a powerful poem about the loss of language and culture experienced by Indigenous children in residential schools, adapted into a moving picture book. I Lost My Talk is a powerful poem about the loss of language and culture experienced by Indigenous children in residential schools, adapted into a moving picture book. Show less

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Swift Fox All Along

by Thomas, Rebecca

Book - 2020

A heartfelt story about a young Mi'kmaq girl navigating her identity and learning to embrace her Indigenous heritage. A heartfelt story about a young Mi'kmaq girl navigating her identity and learning to embrace her Indigenous heritage. Show less

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Swift Fox All Along

by Thomas, Rebecca

eBook - 2020

A heartfelt story about a young Mi'kmaq girl navigating her identity and learning to embrace her Indigenous heritage. A heartfelt story about a young Mi'kmaq girl navigating her identity and learning to embrace her Indigenous heritage. Show less

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When We Had Sled Dogs

A Story From the Trapline = Ācimowin Ohci Wanihikīskanāhk

by Tremblay, Ida

Book - 2019

A memoir recounting the traditional way of life with sled dogs in Northern Canada, capturing the deep bond between the people and their animals. A memoir recounting the traditional way of life with sled dogs in Northern Canada, capturing the deep bond between the people and their animals. Show less

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Kamik Takes the Lead

by Baker, Darryl

Book - 2019

The third book in the Kamik series, highlighting the adventures and lessons learned by a young Inuit boy and his sled dog, Kamik. The third book in the Kamik series, highlighting the adventures and lessons learned by a young Inuit boy and his sled dog, Kamik. Show less

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Mwâkwa Talks to the Loon

by Auger, Dale

Book - 2024

A captivating picture book that weaves together Cree cultural teachings and the story of a young boy's connection with nature. A captivating picture book that weaves together Cree cultural teachings and the story of a young boy's connection with nature. Show less

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Mwâkwa Talks to the Loon

A Cree Story for Children

by Auger, Dale

Book - 2006

A captivating picture book that weaves together Cree cultural teachings and the story of a young boy's connection with nature. A captivating picture book that weaves together Cree cultural teachings and the story of a young boy's connection with nature. Show less

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Mwâkwa Talks to the Loon

A Cree Story for Children

by Auger, Dale

eBook - 2011

A captivating picture book that weaves together Cree cultural teachings and the story of a young boy's connection with nature. A captivating picture book that weaves together Cree cultural teachings and the story of a young boy's connection with nature. Show less

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The Diamond Willow Walking Stick

A Traditional Métis Story About Generosity = Li Kaan Di Sool : Aen Nistwayr Di Michif Li Taan Kayaash Taanishi Aen Ishi Maykihk

by Dorion, Leah

Book - 2012

A beautifully illustrated story about a young boy's journey to find his identity and heritage, guided by his grandfather's teachings. A beautifully illustrated story about a young boy's journey to find his identity and heritage, guided by his grandfather's teachings. Show less

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Lii yiiboo nayaapiwak lii swer

l'alfabet di Michif = Owls see clearly at night : a Michif alphabet

by Flett, Julie

Book - 2010

A charming bilingual picture book in Michif and English, depicting the traditional Métis activity of picking berries and celebrating family togetherness. A charming bilingual picture book in Michif and English, depicting the traditional Métis activity of picking berries and celebrating family togetherness. Show less

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Fry Bread

A Native American Family Story

by Maillard, Kevin Noble

Book - 2019

This vibrant picture book celebrates the diversity and cultural significance of fry bread in Native American communities. This vibrant picture book celebrates the diversity and cultural significance of fry bread in Native American communities. Show less

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Shin-chi's Canoe

by Campbell, Nicola I.

Book - 2008

A moving sequel to "Shi-shi-etko," following a young boy's experience at a residential school and the solace he finds in memories of home and family. A moving sequel to "Shi-shi-etko," following a young boy's experience at a residential school and the solace he finds in memories of home and family. Show less

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Shin-chi's Canoe

by Campbell, Nicola

eBook - 2020

A moving sequel to "Shi-shi-etko," following a young boy's experience at a residential school and the solace he finds in memories of home and family. A moving sequel to "Shi-shi-etko," following a young boy's experience at a residential school and the solace he finds in memories of home and family. Show less

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The Giving Tree

A Retelling of A Traditional Métis Story About Giving and Receiving = Laarbr Kawmaekit : Aen Kiitwam Achimook Aen Histwayr Chi Maykik Pi Aen Ootistikook

by Dorion, Leah

Book - 2009

This charming story, steeped in Métis culture, recounts Moushoom's boyhood memories of discovering the "great giving tree" with his parents, hig...Show more This charming story, steeped in Métis culture, recounts Moushoom's boyhood memories of discovering the "great giving tree" with his parents, highlighting Métis values such as strength, kindness, and respect, and emphasizing the profound connection with the Creator and Mother Earth. Show less

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When We Were Alone

by Robertson, David

Book - 2016

A grandmother shares her story of resilience and resistance in a residential school, emphasizing the importance of cultural identity and family bonds. A grandmother shares her story of resilience and resistance in a residential school, emphasizing the importance of cultural identity and family bonds. Show less

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When We Were Alone

by Robertson, David A.

eBook - 2017

A grandmother shares her story of resilience and resistance in a residential school, emphasizing the importance of cultural identity and family bonds. A grandmother shares her story of resilience and resistance in a residential school, emphasizing the importance of cultural identity and family bonds. Show less

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