This Native story gives voice to the Earth, animals and plants. It explains how the First People helped the Newcomers survive the winter by showing them how to farm. The book ends with a map of Massachusetts and Wampanoag tribes. Favorite quotes, "But the newcomers could not hear the seeds. Their ears did not know the voices of the land," and "They took Weeâchumun's seeds, but they don't know how to help them grow."

Professional Indigenous dancer Ria Thundercloud shares her story.

An Asiniskaw Ithiniwak (Rocky Cree) storyteller shares how his people discovered the medicine they still use today.

A creation story that shares how animals worked together to create the planet we live on. And how the littlest creature made one of the biggest impacts.

At 10, Sitting Bull (then known as Jumping Badger) made his own bow and arrow and was a very skilled warrior and hunter. He knew the importance of the buffalo, the land and spent his life protecting both of those things for his people.

Mabel Fairbanks went from being a homeless 9-year old to paving the way for so many figure skaters.

Immerse yourself in Native culture through these brilliant stories by Native voices. You'll meet a sculptor, a language advocate, a seed keeper, a hula teacher, a basket artist, indigenous culture keepers and more.