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• Turtle Island

  the Story of North America's First People

  Yellowhorn, Eldon, 1956-

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  Also available as ebook. For ages 10-14, Turtle Island uses archeology and research alongside traditional stories to explore the history of indigenous peoples in the Americas from the ice age and pre-colonization through to modern times.

• What the Eagle Sees

  Indigenous Stories of Rebellion and Renewal

  Yellowhorn, Eldon, 1956-

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  For children and teens. Highlighting several different Nations and time periods, this book shares stories of struggle and survival of indigenous people during colonization.

• The Inconvenient Indian

  a Curious Account of Native People in North America

  King, Thomas, 1943-

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  Also available as ebook and audiobook. Thomas King uses his storytelling talent and sarcasm to bring readers through a thorough account of history most Canadians never learned.

• Indigenous Canada

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  The first volume of the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada contains contemporary and historical photos, maps, timelines and art as well as a section on Truth and Reconciliation.

• Askiwina

  a Cree World

  Cuthand, Doug

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  Cree journalist Doug Cuthand explores history from an indigenous point-of-view and shares about their spirituality, culture, and significance to Saskatchewan and Canada.

• Price Paid

  the Fight for First Nations Survival

  Sellars, Bev, 1955-

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  Based on a popular presentation Sellars, a Xat'sull chief, often gave to politicians and educators, Price Paid relates Canadian history from a First Nations point of view.

• The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee

  Native America From 1890 to the Present

  Treuer, David

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  Also available as audiobook. Ojibwe author Treuer offers a a sweeping counter-narrative of Native American life from the Wounded Knee massacre to the present.

• Peace Pipe Dreams

  the Truth About Lies About Indians

  Dennis, Darrell

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  2015 winner of First Nation Communities Read. Darrell Dennis tackles the misconceptions built up over 500 years of colonization with straightforward facts mixed with his comedic wit.