#Not Your Princess
Theme: Indigenous Voices
An anthology of young adult voices by Native American Women.
An Inuksuk Means Welcome
Theme: Indigenous Voices
An acrostic introduction to life in the Arctic.
Dreaming in Indian: Contemporary Native American Voices
Theme: Indigenous Voices
Native artists and writers contribute heartfelt stories about growing up Native.
Fatty Legs
Theme: Indigenous Voices
A young Native girl overcomes the humiliation she experiences in a residential school.
Go Show the World
Theme: Indigenous Voices
A celebration of Indigenous heroes.
I Am Not a Number
Theme: Indigenous Voices
A powerful story of life in a residential school.
Little Voice
Theme: Indigenous Voices
After her father dies, eleven-year old Ray spends a summer in the bush with her beloved grandmother.
Missing Nimama
Theme: Indigenous Voices
A young mother, one of the many missing Indigenous women, watches over her small daughter. A story of love, loss, and acceptance told in alternating voices.
Shannen and the Dream for a School
Theme: Indigenous Voices
The true story of a thirteen-year-old girl who fought for the rights of the children in her community of Attawapiskat First Nation.
Shi-shi-etko
Theme: Indigenous Voices
Shi-shi-etko is about to leave her family and all that she knows in order to attend a residential school.
Sometimes I Feel Like a Fox
Theme: Indigenous Voices
An introduction to the Anishinaabe tradition of totem animals, as young children explain why they identify with different creatures.
Stolen Words
Theme: Indigenous Voices
The harsh reality of having Native language stolen while attending one of Canada’s former residential schools.
The Contest
Theme: Indigenous Voices
How can a Mohawk girl win the Anne of Green Gables lookalike contest?
The Legend of Buffalo Stone
Theme: Indigenous Voices
For the Blackfoot people, everything is connected to the buffalo: food, clothing and shelter. A First Nations legend.
The Mask that Sang
Theme: Indigenous Voices
A young girl discovers her Cayuga heritage when she finds a mask that sings to her.
The Salmon Twins
Theme: Indigenous Voices
Two twins, born in a Pacific Coast village, become greedy and are transformed into a two-headed sea serpent.
The Water Walker
Theme: Indigenous Voices
Josephine Mandamin, a determined Ojibwe Nokomis (grandmother), walks to raise awareness of our need to protect Nibi (water).
When I Was Eight
Theme: Indigenous Voices
Margaret is determined to learn how to read, even though it means leaving her Arctic home for the outsiders’ school.
When We Were Alone
Theme: Indigenous Voices
A young Cree girl is curious about her grandmother’s belongings and comes to learn about her past.
Where I Belong
Theme: Indigenous Voices
When Carrie finds out that her birth father is Mohawk, she makes the journey to Quebec to find a sense of home.
Wisdom from Our First Nations
Theme: Indigenous Voices
Twelve autobiographical essays from First Nations and Native American elders.