Read Aloud

The Dancers 

by Thomas Peacock

An auntie warrior regains her spirit after her niece brings her back to dancing 

Dreamcatcher 

by Angelo Sofsky

Dragonfly Kites Pimithaagansa 

by Tomson Highway

The Short-Cut 

by Lenore Keeshig-Tobias

Taking a shortcut and seeing all kinds of tracks in the snow 

The Range Enternal 

by Louise Erdrich

A woman tells of her appreciation for the olden days by considering the perks of having a wood burning stove. 

Where Did You Get Your Moccasins?

by Bernelda Wheeler

A child's school mates inquire about moccasins 

Greet the Dawn: The Lakota Way

by S.D. Nelson

A Lakota tradition of gratitude 

I Can't Have Bannock, but the Beaver has a Dam

by Bernelda Wheeler

Our technology has interrupted the world of animals, it makes sense that they would do the same to us. 

Sweetest Kulu

by Celina Kalluk

This poem describes the gifts given to a newborn baby by all the animals of the Arctic.  

Go Show the World

by Wab Kinew

Indigenous heroes are celebrated as the reader is encouraged to consider how they will impact the world. 

Nibi Emosaawdang: 

the Water Walker

by Joanne Robertson

This is the true story of Nakomis, as she takes actions to protect our water, and encourages you the reader to do so as well. 

Zoe and the Fawn

by Catherine Jameson

A little girl on a mission through the wilderness to locate the mother of a fawn. 

Fry Bread

by Kevin Noble Maillard

Nothing like frybread to tickle all the senses. 

We are Water Protectors

by Carole Lindstrom

This book reminds us the many ways water is an integral part of our lives 

Hungry Johnny

by Cheryl Minnema

Johnny loves to eat! Will he learn to let elders eat first? 

Awâsis and the World-Famous Bannock

by Dallas Hunt

What will Awasis do when she loses all of her grandma's bannock? No worries, the forest animals help her out. 

Bowwow Powwow

by Brenda J Childs

Honoring the experience of the Powwow through a little girls dream. 

My Heart Fills with Happiness 

by Monique Gray Smith

A Man Called Raven

by Richard Van Camp & George Little Child

A lesson in why we must be kind to animals. 

You Hold Me Up

by Monique Gray Smith

Endearing picture book about how we can support each other. 

When We Had Sled Dogs: A story from the trapline. ācimowin ohci wanihikīskanāhk. 

by Miriam Körner