January 27th, 2017

1/27/2017

We'd like to know what you think of our books so we've included some space for you to do that. Here you'll also find links to additional information about and reviews on some of our books, which you may need to copy and paste into your browser in order to read.

We would like to see more Native books being accessible to readers as well provide an outlet for Native writers and illustrators. Let us know how we might best do that as well in this space.

Thank you!

13 Comments

Ronda Snow

4/23/2020 03:18:39 pm

If you have a mailing list, please add me. I am a Native writer and am pleased to find you.

Tom P

6/20/2020 05:20:57 pm

We aren't utilizing a mailing list but we hope you follow us on Twitter and FaceBook. Use the links here on the site and join us. We post the latest on our efforts to get more Native children's books into the hands of children everywhere.

Tom P

6/20/2020 05:01:32 pm

Here is a link to an interview about the book, The Wolf's Trail, on Minnesota Public Radio:

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2020/06/19/new-novel-relates-ojibwe-history-from-the-mouth-of-a-wolf

Tom P

6/20/2020 05:41:24 pm

A YouTube link to a reading of The Forever Sky done for Minnesota Historical Society Press. You'll need to copy and paste it into your browser to view:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=s674RwrvmFs

Tom P

6/20/2020 05:48:24 pm

A review of Grasshopper Girl by Jean Mendoza of American Indians in Children's Literature

https://americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com/2020/04/highly-recommended-grasshopper-girl-by.html

Tom P

6/20/2020 05:51:30 pm

A review of The Forever Sky by Jean Mendoza of American Indians in Children's Literature:

https://americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com/2020/04/highly-recommended-forever-sky-by.html

Laura

1/6/2022 12:03:36 pm

Dr. Jean Mendoza's "Highly Recommended" review of The Fire for the American Indians in Children's Literature blog.

https://americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com/2021/12/highly-recommended-fire-by-thomas.html

Karla Jenkins

8/27/2022 08:44:35 am

I am struck by the similarity of the paintings in Follow My Spirit Home to the native Australian artwork. My son lives there and I am going to send him the copy of the book I just ordered. It makes me wonder if there is a connection between First People groups around the world.

Thomas D Peacock

2/23/2023 10:29:21 am

Sam's work, at least to me, combines contemporary with traditional Anishinaabe spirit paintings. Each of the 'dots' is part of the story of the painting.

Peggy

9/2/2022 02:18:00 pm

Do you have any books written about the Cherokee?

Thomas D Peacock

2/23/2023 10:28:04 am

We don't. We're a small, regional press. However, it would be good to receive more national manuscripts.

Lea Springer

8/17/2024 05:33:35 am

I have a request on behalf of an Indigenous acquaintance who wishes his story to be shared & published. His manuscript needs editing. Is there anyone out there who specializes in Indigenous writer's work?. His story is particularly important as it represents what happened to at least 500 young boys at the hands of one pedophile priest. It is a story that the Ontario Supreme Court Judge said that "what happened to them should be taught in school." (CBC News, Oct. 30, 2023) Thanks for any help!

Betty Jo Burgess

10/27/2024 05:16:59 pm

I am very interested in finding Non-Fiction books for high school age up to adults, written by Native Authors.

I would like to see if your publishing company knows about/has any cookbooks of foods made and eaten by first-nation people.

Thank you for any time and effort that is used to answer my email. I am looking forward to hearing from you in the near future.

Sincerely,
Betty Jo

January 27th, 2017

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