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I Am Osage: How Clarence Tinker Became the First Native American Major General
An excellent addition to nonfiction collections for young readers.
Just Like Grandma
This book comes highly recommended for its heartwarming portrayal of intergenerational relationships and cultural heritage.
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Jo Jo Makoons: Snow Day
Readers will laugh out loud at JoJo’s antics and opinions as she embraces her community, heritage, and love for life. Give to fans of “Junie B. Jones.” Recommended for all libraries.
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Heroes of the Water Monster
An immersive and heartfelt story that tackles tough topics with grace.
Those Pink Mountain Nights
A YA read-alike of Rebecca Makkai’s I Have Some Questions for You, this story touches on many contemporary issues as part of their everyday lives and will have broad appeal. A first purchase.
Two Tribes
A must-purchase for young readers everywhere on how to learn about, be empowered by, and embrace one’s identity.
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We Still Belong
A creative peek into the life of a relatable gamer girl who is finding her place in the social and emotional world of middle school while dealing with the ways Indigenous peoples are ignored and celebrated.
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A Letter for Bob
This would be a good choice for libraries needing mentor texts on family history or books showcasing modern Indigenous culture.
The Summer of Bitter and Sweet
The honesty and complexity of this book make it a gripping read; a great first purchase for libraries serving teens.
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