Messages to the Children Book List: Aboriginal Content

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Aboriginal Content – Coast Salish Indians

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Equality – Aboriginal Content

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Aboriginal Content – Muscogee or Creek Nation – Traditional Dance

Juvenile Literature
Content: Residential Schools

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Aboriginal Content – History

Level: Adolescent Fiction - Novel
Content: Aboriginal content – Bullying – Hope – Inner City School

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Metis content – Family structure

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Foster care – Foster children – What children need in a home – Aboriginal content

Level: Juvenile Novel
Content: Moving back to the reserve – Aboriginal content

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Native American content

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: First nations content – Women

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Native American content – Slavery – Friendship

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Metis content

Juvenile Fiction

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Metis content – Traditions – Customs – Elders

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: HIV/AIDS – Aboriginal content

Level: Juvenile fiction
Content: Metis content

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: First Nations content – Traditions – Customs

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Aboriginal content

Level: Juvenile fiction
Content: Navajo content – Navajo language
Call Number: Easybk T8824 2007

Level: Juvenile fiction
Content: Metis content – North West Territories

Level: Juvenile fiction – comic strip
Content: Aboriginal content

Level: Juvenile fiction
Content: Native American Boarding School
Call Number: Easybk B942 1995

Level: Teen/YA novel
Content: Aboriginal Content

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Indigenous Youth

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Aboriginal peoples of Canada

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Aboriginal peoples of Canada

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Aboriginal peoples of Canada

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Mimac Indians - History - Social Life and Customs

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: National Aboriginal Day

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Ojibwa Indians

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Dakota Indians

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Algonquin Indians

Told from the Indians' point of view, this account stresses the history of the Blackfoot tribe.

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Kootenai Indians

Level: Comic Books
Content: Indians of North America - Indigenous Youth

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Chipewyan Indians

Level: Juvenile Literature
Content: Haida Indians

Level: Juvenile Literature - Poetry
Content: Indians of North America

Level: Juvenile literature
Content: Biography

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: First Nations content – First Nations children – Foster children – Foster care – Acceptance

Tells the story of Larry Loyie, a Cree Indian in Canada who was sent to a government school and later became a writer.

Level: Juvenile Fiction
Content: Bullying – Friendship – Aboriginal content

Level: Comic Strip - Juvenile Fiction
Content: Suicide – Aboriginal Content

Level: Juvenile Fiction Content: Residential school