Aaron Carapella's Map: NATIVE AMERICAN NATIONS - OUR OWN NAMES & LOCATIONS

Eds. note, Oct 11, 2016: See updated review: A Second Look at Aaron Carapella's Maps . Some months ago, I began to see information about...

"Native American Zodiac"

Twice within the last few weeks, people have written to ask me about the "Native American Zodiac" that is popping up on social med...

One of the things I look for when reading a traditional story rooted in a Native Nation is an attribution of where the story was heard, and ...

Is Paul Goble's The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses one of your favorite books? Published in 1978 by Bradbury Press, it won the Caldecott Med...

Editor's Note: Beverly Slapin of De Colores: The Raza Experience in Books for Children , submitted this review essay of Joseph Bruchac...

Comic book fans! Keep your eyes peeled for INC Comics. INC is Indigenous Narratives Collective . First up from INC is Arigon Starr's An...

In the spring of 2004, students in Education 493: Examining Alaska Children's Literature. The course was taught by Esther A. Ilutsik for...

Katherine Kirkpatrick's Between Two Worlds is another fail from Random House, a major publisher. Published in 2014, it is getting good r...

A couple of weeks ago, Oregon's ban on same sex marriage was struck down. I was happy about that. In my timeline on Twitter, I saw this ...

One of the big names right now is Gayle Forman. Her book, If I Stay , is big and gonna be a movie, too. So--I figured I ought to take a look...

Saturday morning (May 31, 2014) I woke early with a feeling of joy and excitement. Several hundred miles away from me, a group of eight men ...