Child of the Mountains

Houses of wood (Native Dwellings)

Native Crafts: Inspired by North America’s First Peoples (Kids Can Do It)

Hawaii: The Aloha State (Exploring the States)

Talking to Fairies

Indonesia (We're From)

The Kids Book of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada

Hidden Child

The Roots of Ticasuk is a biographical account that delves into the life and heritage of an Eskimo woman named Ticasuk. The author, Emily Brown, who is also Ticasuk's granddaughter, narrates the rich cultural history and the personal stories of her family, providing insights into the traditions, values, and survival skills of the Eskimo people. Through the lens of Ticasuk's experiences, the book explores themes of resilience, identity, and the impact of change on indigenous communities in Alaska. It is a tribute to the strength and wisdom of the Eskimo matriarchs and a celebration of the enduring spirit of the native people.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Child of the Mountains

Marilyn Sue Shank, 2012

Houses of wood (Native Dwellings)

Bonnie Shemie, 1992

Native Crafts: Inspired by North America’s First Peoples (Kids Can Do It)

Maxine Trottier, 2000

Hawaii: The Aloha State (Exploring the States)

Emily Rose Oachs, 2013

Talking to Fairies

Sheila Jeffries, 1999

Indonesia (We're From)

Heinemann, 2005

The Kids Book of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada

John Mantha, Diane Silvey, 2005

Hidden Child

Isaac Millman, 2005