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• Talk Treaty to Me

  Understanding the Basics of Treaties and Land in Canada

  Fraser, Crystal,

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  Let's untangle the complexities of treaties with timelines, maps, photographs, and more.

• Every Story Is a Call to Action

  Robertson, David A.

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  David A. Robertson explores the role of Indigenous stories in creating new understanding of Canada--how writing is activism.

• Dawaa

  The Space Between

  Johnson, Tareyn

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  Poetry that celebrates the tensions and beauty between the Ojibwe and English languages.

• The Seven Cycles of Life

  Seeking Healing, Connection and Justice in Anishinaabe Teachings

  Borrows, John, 1963-

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  A heartfelt book of transformative wisdom about John Borrows, the first in his family to attend university.

• The Knowing : How the Oppression of Indigenous Peoples Continues to Echo Today

  Talaga, Tanya

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  An exploration of the author's family story as well as a retelling of the history of the country we now call Canada.

• To Ride a Rising Storm

  Blackgoose, Moniquill

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  A young indigenous woman and her dragon fight for the independence of their homeland.

• Eliza Sunshine

  a Novel

  Good, Michelle

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  Eliza is hardly recognizable to her Nôhkom when she returns from her first year at residential school. Flash forward, Eliza's daughter returns home from her first year at university when tragedy strikes.

• Python's Kiss

  Stories

  Erdrich, Louise

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  Imaginative short stories about a tribal newsletter editor, a woman entering a corporate afterlife, and a girl who decides to spend her life with a stone, among others.

• In the Hour of the Wolf

  Tales of a Sámi Warrior

  Somby, Niillas

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  A unique account of the extraordinary life of grassroots activist of the Sámi resistance movement, Niillas Somby

• Pitiful

  Poems

  Bird, Brandi

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  A challenging yet beautiful poetry collection about the poet's struggle with eating disorders, depression, and oppression.

• Treat Them as Buffalo

  a Novel

  Yoxall, Blair Palmer

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  Historical debut about the mysterious kidnapping of Métis boys in 1885 and a town set on edge.

• The Divining Season

  Paradice, Gwendolyn

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  The town of Larissa, Texas, has secrets; Native girls are going missing. When 11-year-old Emily arrives, she changes the search for the missing children.