NEW! Little People of the Dawn, by Miquansis Sapiel, illustrated by Minsoss Sapiel-Bobadilla. A beautiful Passamaqoddy story about a young girl who comes upon the little people. A lesson in the need to preserve our languages and culture. Order your copies now!
$11.95 |
A must read Native boarding school story. A hauntingly beautiful story about a little girl, Firefly, who is taken away from her grandmother and put in mission school. Authored by Elizabeth Albert-Peacock and illustrated by Anna Granholm. Selected as a top book by American Indian Children's Liteerature. Retail $11.95
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The Wolf’s Trail, by Thomas D. Peacock, and published by Holy Cow! Press, this story tells of Zhi-Shay, an elder wolf, and a litter of young wolves living somewhere on the side of a hill overlooking the river that flows through Nagahchiwangong in Northern Minnesota. Winner of Minnesota Library Association independent fiction 2020 and 2023 One Book Northland selection.
A site with more book information and wolf-related resources is available here: www.thewolfstrail.com Retail Price: $16.95 |
The Tao of Nookomis by Thomas D Peacock, a collection of twelve stories set in Ojibwe country. This second edition is published by KDP and available through us. Just ask for it in the comment section of your order, or email.
Retail Price: $14.95 |
Grandson by Stephen J Barse. The story of a young Native man's struggle with drugs and alcohol. A beautiful, heart-rendering story that will help readers better understand issues of chemical abuse among Native young people. Retail $10.
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“The Dancers” by Thomas Peacock and illustrated by Jacqueline Paske Gill. The story of a girl and her auntie, dancing, love and bravery. Retail $10.99
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NEW! Little Dandelion by Rita Bergstein and Elizabeth Albert-Peacock. An enchantingly beautiful story about a little dandelion, his grandmother, and the circle of life. Beautifully told and illustrated. Sure to be a favorite.
$12.95 
Hummingbird by Elizabeth Albert-Peacock, illustrated by Anna Granholm. The story of a little girl who comes upon the little people, and a VERY big one too. Retail $11.95
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“Rez Dog” by Heather Brink and illustrated by Jordan Rodgers. A story about a little dog searching for a home, and a girl in search of a friend.
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Rabbit and Otter Go Sugarbushing by Liz Granholm, illustrated by Anna Granholm. Rabbit and Otter go out harvesting maple sap and meet a new friend, Squirrel. In English and Ojibwemowin. $10 |
“Forever Sky” by Thomas Peacock and illustrated by Annette Lee, (Minnesota Historical Society Press) which jreceived a Kirkus starred review as well! A story about two boys missing their grandmother. Retail $17.95.
The Little People and the Water of Life by Ronda Snow, illustrated by Eloy Bida. A beautifully told and illustrated story of when the little people gave the Anishinabe people the gift of maple syrup.
$10 |
"Beginnings" by Thomas Peacock tells the coming home story of Donovan Manypenny, an Ojibwe man who follows the ancient migration route of the Ojibwe back home. Published by Holy Cow! Press. Retail $15.95
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Walking Softly, a novel by Ojibwe author Thomas D Peacock, published by Dovetailed Press. Written like a memoir in first person, the story tells of the making of an Ojibwe elder. Full of traditional teachings. Retail $16.95.
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The Fire - An account of the Great Fire of 1918 that swept across northeastern Minnesota, including the Fond du Lac Reservation, as told by Elizabeth Gurno, tribal elder. Written by Thomas Peacock and illustrated by Anna Granholm. Retail $10
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We Will Find Our Way by Oglala Lakota author Cynthia Harding. A beautifully told story about a grandmother and her grandchildren. Original illustrations on skateboards by the author, who also tells part of her own story and her work to give back to her community.
Retail - $11.95 |
Following My Spirit Home, by Grand Portage artist Sam Zimmerman, in softcover A tabletop book of his art with stories in English and Ojibwemowin. Selected on of the. top books by American Indian Children's Literature. Published by Minnesota HIstorical Society Press.
$29.95 |
NEW! The Four Hills of Life for Children by Elizabeth Albert-Peacock. A new four part book for pre-school and early elementary age children written in English/Ojibwemowin. The book tells the story about the cycle of life, a traditional Ojibwe tale. Retail price:
$16.95 |
NEW! The Spirit of the North Wind by Anthony Anselmo. A gripping tale for middle school age and teens about a boy's harrowing journey, where he is confronted by a frightening spirit. Retail price: $12.95
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NEW! To Be Free by Govinda Budrow, Marlene Wisuri, Thomas Peacock and Ivy Vanio. A new, updated release about racism, written from an Indigenous perspective. Perfect for middle school age through adult readers. A must read in our times, where racism has become part of mainstream society. Retail price: $25
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NEW! Black Bears and Blueberries by Elizabeth Albert-Peacock. A fun, fun, beautifully illustrated story about two grandparent bears and their grandchildren, and their animal friends. Published in two versions. Introduces some Dakota and Ojibwemowin animal words. Retail price: $11.95
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NEW! Zaagi and Misaabekwe by Allie Tibbetts, A
beautifully told tale about a young Ojibwe girl and
Misaabekwe, a giant female in Ojibwe traditional
stories. Zaagi and her friends must contend with
anger and discord within their community.
Misaabekwe gives her some much needed
advice. Introduces some Ojibwemowin words.
Retail price: $11.95
beautifully told tale about a young Ojibwe girl and
Misaabekwe, a giant female in Ojibwe traditional
stories. Zaagi and her friends must contend with
anger and discord within their community.
Misaabekwe gives her some much needed
advice. Introduces some Ojibwemowin words.
Retail price: $11.95
