National Indigenous History Month 2024 - Children’s BooklistLike this list

23 items

• The Train

  Callaghan, Jodie, 1984-

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

• The Train

  Callaghan, Jodie

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

• Birdsong

  Flett, Julie

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

• Birdsong

  Flett, Julie

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

• The Bear's Medicine

  Sus Yoo

  Gauthier, Clayton, 1979-

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  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.

• Meennunyakaa

  Blueberry Patch

  Leason, Jennifer

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  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.

• I Lost My Talk

  Joe, Rita, 1932-2007

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  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

  Joe, Rita

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  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.

• Swift Fox All Along

  Thomas, Rebecca (Poet)

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

• Swift Fox All Along

  Thomas. Rebecca

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

• When We Had Sled Dogs

  a Story From the Trapline = Ācimowin Ohci Wanihikīskanāhk

  Tremblay, Ida

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

• Kamik Takes the Lead

  Baker, Darryl

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

• Mwâkwa Talks to the Loon

  Auger, Dale, 1958-2008

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

• Mwâkwa Talks to the Loon

  a Cree Story for Children

  Auger, Dale, 1958-2008

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

• Mwâkwa Talks to the Loon

  A Cree Story for Children

  Auger, Dale

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

• 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

  Dorion, Leah, 1970-

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

• Lii Yiiboo Nayaapiwak Lii Swer

  L'alfabet Di Michif = Owls See Clearly at Night : a Michif Alphabet

  Flett, Julie

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

• Fry Bread

  a Native American Family Story

  Maillard, Kevin Noble

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

• Shin-chi's Canoe

  Campbell, Nicola I.

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  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.

• Shin-chi's Canoe

  Campbell, Nicola

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  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.