Diverse books - Native Americans, American Indians, First Nations, and Indigenous Peoples Around the World

"A young boy reflects on what he will do when he's a Moshom (grandfather). He explains that he'll go to all their activities and cheer the loudest, because that's what his Moshom did. He'll show them their culture, just like Moshom did. He'll take them fishing and speak swampy cree, feed them Bannock and play cribbage because that's what his Moshom did with him. A touching tribute to a lost grandparent and how we keep them alive by passing down memories."--...

"In this moving picture book, Charlie's Kookum tells the story of recently receiving her first drum. Kookum wasn't raised Cree because she was taken from her family as a child as part of the Sixties Scoop. After hearing her story, Charlie offers to teach Kookum a song on his drum--and they agree to go to the Friendship Center drum circle every week from now on."-- Provided by publisher.

"A picture book based on the poem "Canada" by Richard Wagamese."-- Provided by publisher.

Over the course of the year, Minik and Nuka, two Inuit brothers, have different adventures in their Greenland home.

Incorporating the Ojibwe word for hello and the traditional Ojibwe Seven Grandfathers' teachings, a child is assured that they are seen, valued, and have a bright light inside of them.

A mother sings to her child of living in harmony with nature and following the teachings of the Seven Grandfathers. Backmatter includes information on the teachings of the Seven Grandfathers, glossary, and a note on the Anishinaabemowin language.

"A joyful exploration of a child's loving relationship with the land that supports and nurtures her as she grows. You Are the Land is a vivid ode to belonging within a family, within a community, and within the natural world. From the day she's born, a child feels the love and power that come with being part of something bigger. She's a new spring leaf, alive and growing, as strong as the ancient cedars and as radiant as the glittering night sky....

Nana transitions from life to death through the nine levels of Mictlān, accompanied by her beloved xoloitzcuintle, Popo.

When Charlotte outgrows her moccasins, she visits her grandmother and learns how to make new ones. Includes information on the history of moccasins.

A little girl named Margaux has a big black cat named May. One day, May doesn't come home for dinner and, although the family looks and looks, they can't find her. Margaux's auntie helps in the search, but she can't stay long because she is packing to move to the city. Margaux will miss her auntie. She also misses May. Will May ever come home?