Tre Brun is a young athlete determined to play like the hero his community needs him to be. His older brother, Jaxon, died in an accident, and Tre wants to live up to his brother's dreams and represent his Ojibwe rez, Red Lake Nation, all the way to their first basketball state championship - no matter how much the odds are stacked against him, and them.
Where Wolves Don’t Die is both taut thriller and a raw, tender coming-of-age story, about one Ojibwe boy learning to love himself through the love of his family around him.
A fun, fun, beautifully illustrated story about two grandparent bears and their grandchildren, and their animal friends.
A beautiful book celebrating traditional Indigenous harvesting, foods, and the connections that these build for all our relations.
Following the loss of her older sister, grieving thirteen-year-old Reanna finds solace and strength in her family’s Ojibwe traditions.
Ojiig struggles after he moves to the city with his family. But, thanks to a special quilt filled with family memories, Ojiig is able to rediscover his roots and reconnect with his loved ones.
Follow Phoenix as he learns about Two Spirit/Niizh Manigoowag people, and finds out how special he truly is.
Follow a young girl as her mother shows how we are all connected to our ancestors and Mother Earth.
Follow Perry Firekeeper-Birch as she fights to unravel a mystery in her hometown and save her ancestors and the missing Indigenous women before it’s too late.
Follow a young girl, her grandmother, and the kinships they form as they harvest gifts from the Earth.