Stories of Resilience, History, and Culture.

by Brandy Jones

"Crow Brings Daylight" is an enchanting Inuit children's story that follows the clever trickster, Crow, as he embarks on an exciting journey to bring daylight to the world. Through wit and cunning, Crow overcomes darkness to deliver light to the Inuit people, symbolizing hope, transformation, and resilience.

This captivating tale is beautifully brought to life with vibrant, hand-painted illustrations, immersing young readers in the magical world of Inuit folklore. Perfect for children of all ages, "Crow Brings Daylight" offers a timeless story of courage and perseverance. It’s a celebration of Inuit culture, oral storytelling, and the transformative power of hope.

Whether you’re looking to share a culturally rich story or teach valuable lessons about resilience and unity, "Crow Brings Daylight" will inspire young readers to embrace the light of their own potential.

by Eugene Braverock

"Hello... Fruit Basket" is a heartwarming children's book that invites readers into the world of actor Eugene Braverock and his son, Colt. Eugene, known for his role in films like The Revenant and Wonder Woman, brings his personal heritage and experiences into this delightful tale, exploring the beauty of nature and the importance of cultural preservation.

In this enchanting story, Eugene and Colt embark on a daily adventure in their backyard, where fruit trees, vibrant fauna, and meaningful language lessons await. As they walk through the garden, Eugene shares his Blackfoot heritage with Colt, teaching him about their traditions, the importance of family, and the deep connection to the land and language.

Available in Blackfoot, Spanish, French, and English, Hello... Fruit Basket celebrates the bond between father and son, with Eugene Braverock using his platform to introduce young readers to the richness of Indigenous culture and language. The story emphasizes the value of nature, language, and cultural exploration, making it an educational and inspiring read for children and families alike.

Perfect for classrooms and family libraries, Hello... Fruit Basket is an ideal book to inspire curiosity, foster cultural appreciation, and celebrate the importance of family bonds.

by Niltooli Wilkins

“Indigenous, I Am” is a compelling and powerful poetry collection by an Indigenous woman on a transformative journey of self-discovery, healing, and empowerment. This evocative collection uses prose poetry and vivid imagery to express the raw emotions of personal trauma, generational pain, and the enduring resilience of Indigenous communities. Through unflinching honesty, the poet explores themes of identity, cultural healing, and the deep need to confront and heal from past wounds.

Perfect for readers interested in stories of healing, cultural empowerment, and overcoming adversity, Indigenous, I Am invites readers to reflect on shared experiences and find solace in the journey of reclaiming one's voice. This deeply personal work is both a celebration of strength and a call to unity, offering a sense of belonging and solidarity to all who read it.

For anyone seeking to explore themes of trauma, resilience, and healing within the Indigenous experience, this book is an essential read. Indigenous, I Am is not just a collection of poems, but a powerful testament to the enduring spirit of Indigenous people and the importance of reclaiming identity and culture.

by Shadae Johnson

Discover the healing power of art and culture with the Indigenous Dream Team Coloring Book. This unique, hand-drawn coloring book not only offers beautiful, intricate illustrations to color but also provides a deep connection to Indigenous history, resilience, and healing.

Inspired by the dreams and resilience of our ancestors who survived residential schools, this coloring book pays tribute to their strength and vision for future generations. With each page, you will experience not only a creative escape but also a journey of personal reflection and emotional restoration. The author, an artist who overcame a life-changing concussion, created these illustrations as part of their own healing process. Now, you can engage in a similar path of recovery while honoring the enduring legacy of Indigenous culture.

Features:

• Beautiful, hand-drawn illustrations inspired by Indigenous cultural traditions and history.

• A powerful tribute to the dreams and resilience of Indigenous ancestors who survived residential schools.

• An emotional healing journey that connects past, present, and future generations.

• A meaningful and creative experience that nurtures both mental well-being and cultural understanding.

Perfect for children and adults alike, the Indigenous Dream Team Coloring Book offers a way to connect with Indigenous culture, honor our shared heritage, and celebrate the strength of our ancestors. Embrace the healing power of art today!

by Eddy Robinson and Jason Eaglespeaker

“Mukwa and The Suitcase” is a deeply moving children’s book about self-discovery, cultural healing, and the power of reclaiming one’s heritage. Through the eyes of Mukwa, a young Indigenous boy grappling with the painful effects of colonization, readers embark on a transformative journey toward cultural reconnection.

Set against the backdrop of the longstanding Indigenous storytelling tradition, this heartwarming narrative explores Mukwa’s struggle with identity, his journey to heal from the trauma of cultural disconnection, and his path toward embracing his roots and heritage. Along the way, Mukwa uncovers a suitcase filled with items that will help him rediscover the strength, pride, and hope within his community and cultural history.

Perfect for children and families, Mukwa and The Suitcase serves as a meaningful tool for understanding the impacts of colonization on Indigenous peoples while celebrating the resilience, strength, and beauty of Indigenous cultures. A must-read for educators and families seeking stories that empower children and promote cultural healing.

by Jason Eaglespeaker

“My First Blackfoot Word Coloring Book” is an engaging and heartfelt introduction to the Blackfoot language for children and learners of all ages. Growing up on the Kainai (Blood) reservation, I had the privilege of hearing Blackfoot spoken daily by my late grandparents, Leona and Glen Eaglespeaker. Their teachings inspired me to create this special book, which shares the Blackfoot words as I learned them—written phonetically to capture their authentic sounds and rhythms.

Designed to make learning both fun and educational, this coloring book invites readers to explore the beauty of the Blackfoot language through creative play. Each page features words phonetically written, accompanied by a simple Pronunciation Guide to help with correct pronunciation. As you color, you'll not only engage with the art but also reinforce your connection to the Blackfoot language and culture, one word at a time.

Whether you are a native speaker or a beginner eager to learn, My First Blackfoot Word Coloring Book is the perfect tool to connect with and preserve a vital part of Blackfoot history. Ideal for families, classrooms, and language learners, this book is an exciting way to bring the Blackfoot language to life for the next generation.

Start coloring, learning, and honoring the Blackfoot legacy today!

by Erika Yahgujaanaas

“My First Solo” is a transformative illustrated kids book by Erika, who embarks on a life-changing "solo quest" on the remote Queen Charlotte Islands (Haida Gwaii, British Columbia) as part of the Rediscovery International youth program. This extraordinary initiative, founded in 1978, helps Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth overcome life’s challenges like substance abuse, family disruption, and delinquency. Through nature-focused activities, including shelter-building, foraging, and fire-starting, Erika discovers the profound power of self-reliance, resilience, and healing.

The pivotal "solo quest," which lasts up to 24 hours, forces participants to reconnect with nature and confront their fears. Erika’s memoir details her personal journey—how this transformative experience reshaped her understanding of herself and empowered her to face life's challenges with clarity and strength.

My First Solo is more than a survival story—it’s an inspirational tale of self-discovery and empowerment. Perfect for readers interested in personal growth, Indigenous youth programs, or outdoor adventure, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking to reconnect with nature and themselves.

by Shelly Nelson

"My Ribbon Skirts" takes you on an enlightening journey through one of the most significant symbols in Indigenous culture. More than just a beautiful garment, the ribbon skirt represents spiritual connection, cultural identity, and the sacred roles Indigenous women play within their communities.

Explore the deep meaning behind the colorful ribbons woven into each skirt—symbols of protection, dignity, strength, and respect. This vibrant book reveals how the ribbon skirt connects the wisdom of the past with the teachings of the Tipi, guiding women in their roles as protectors and leaders.

With heartfelt stories and insight into ceremonial practices, My Ribbon Skirts invites readers to appreciate the profound legacy carried by each fold of fabric. Learn how wearing a ribbon skirt is a powerful way of honoring tradition, embracing cultural heritage, and carrying forward the lessons of resilience and honor.

This book is a must-read for those who wish to understand the true significance of the ribbon skirt and its lasting impact on Indigenous communities, especially the women who wear it as a symbol of their strength and identity.

*Be sure to check out Shelly’s other two books: My Kokum Scarves and My Name Is Kona

by Jason Eaglespeaker

“NAPI Anthology” – A Collection of Timeless Blackfoot Trickster Tales!

Step into the world of NAPI, the mischievous trickster of the Blackfoot Nation! Known for his playful antics and blunders, NAPI’s adventures are more than just entertaining—they hold deep wisdom, teaching children important life lessons through laughter and wit.

This Five-Story Anthology Includes:

1. NAPI & The Rock – A lesson in sharing and respect.

2. NAPI & The Bullberries – The cost of greed and impatience.

3. NAPI & The Buffalo – Clever thinking in unexpected situations.

4. NAPI & The Wolves – The dangers of deception.

5. NAPI & The Elk – Learning through consequences.

Why Kids Love This Collection:

• Authentic Blackfoot storytelling, passed down for generations.

• Fun, engaging trickster tales that teach moral lessons.

• Perfect for young readers, classrooms, and cultural education.

✨ Level 2 - Perfect for Rookie Readers!

• Simple sentences & sight words

• Fun Indigenous humor

• Moral dilemmas & life lessons

Whether you're introducing children to Indigenous wisdom or rediscovering these powerful stories yourself, NAPI Anthology is a must-have for every library. Experience the humor, lessons, and traditions that have guided the Blackfoot people for centuries!

by Jason Eaglespeaker

The gripping sequel to UNeducation Vol 1, this graphic novel takes you deeper into the mind of Jason Eaglespeaker as he unveils the raw truth of the inter-generational trauma caused by Canada’s residential school system. In this unflinching, powerful narrative, Eaglespeaker offers an intimate look at the personal dysfunction and struggles he's faced as a direct result of the abuse endured by his family at St. Paul’s Residential School.

More than just a continuation of his family's story, UNeducation Vol 2 is an exploration of the silent battles of those who carry the scars of residential schools—whether passed down through generations or experienced firsthand. This graphic novel gives voice to the unseen side of society, highlighting the often-unspoken realities of survival, addiction, and emotional healing that many face but rarely speak about.

For readers looking to understand the far-reaching effects of the residential school system and the ongoing journey of reconciliation, UNeducation Vol 2 is an essential, thought-provoking read. Eaglespeaker's courage to confront and share his story will leave a lasting impact, offering both a personal history and a broader, vital perspective on inter-generational trauma and its ripple effects on modern-day Indigenous communities.

**Epic Edition contains both Book One and Book Two, in one massive epic story