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Book cover of '21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act' is in big bold letters across the front by Bob Joseph on a beige background.
21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act Bob Joseph
$21.00
The front cover of David A. Robertson's book 52 Ways to Reconcile features the title, the author's name, and its descriptive subtitle: How to Walk with Indigenous Peoples on the Path to Healing. The book is designed to be an accessible guide for non-Indigenous people who are eager to learn more about reconciliation
52 Ways to Reconcile David Alexander Robertson
$25.00
A Beginner's Guide to Native American Herbal MeThe front cover of A Beginner's Guide to Native American Herbal Medicine likely features earthy tones and images of medicinal plants, emphasizing the connection to nature and healing, as the book's description highlights its focus on traditional uses, remedies, and the healing power of the earth.
A Beginner's Guide to Native American Herbal Medicine Angela Locklear Queen
$25.99
Book cover of 'A Little Book of Bird Medicines' with a person lying under a dome surrounded by birds and flowers. This little booklet gently helps you become familiar with Indigenous spirituality as it pertains to the medicines that the birds carry.
A Little Book of Bird Medicines Pass the Feather
A Little Book of Bird Medicines Dawn Iehstoseranón:nha
$20.00
A Little Book of Medicines and Smudge Pass the Feather. The front cover of the 2023 edition of a little book of smudge from Pass The Feather features a watercolor-style illustration of a white sage bundle with a indeginous person behind braid in there hair facing the moon. The title, "a little book of smudge", is centered on the cover.
A Little Book of Medicines and Smudge Dawn Iehstoseranón:nha
$20.00
Book cover of 'A Steady Brightness of Being' with fox illustrations and text on a beige background.Bringing together voices from across Turtle Island, a groundbreaking collection of letters from Indigenous writers, activists, and thinkers—to their ancestors, to future generations, and to themselves.
A Steady Brightness of Being Raincoast Books
$32.00
The cover of "Alha Disnii - My Truth" by Corinne George features the author's name, "Corinne George," and a foreword by Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, highlighting the book's personal and communal significance as a Wet'suwet'en woman's story of trauma, healing, and truth and reconciliation. The title itself, "Alha Disnii - My Truth," in Wet'suwet'en, is central to the book's message of sharing her personal experiences and the history of her people.
Alha Disnii - My Truth Corinne George
$19.99
Book cover of 'All Our Relations' by Tanya Talaga has a blue and orange design with a family in the middle holding each other closely.
All Our Relations: Finding the Path Forward Tanya Talaga
$24.99
The front cover by Author Rose LeMay, who is Taku River Tlingit, uses beads to connect to the traditional craft and storytelling of Indigenous Peoples. Symbolic imagery: The image is meant to evoke the idea of relationship-building between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
Ally Is A Verb Rose LeMay
$24.95
Becoming Kin Patty Krawec. The front cover has beautiful beadwork of flowers coming out of vines with heart designs coming off each branch as they are weaved into it.
Becoming Kin Patty Krawec
Becoming Kin Patty Krawec
$26.99
The top half of the cover shows a portrait-style photograph of a smiling Phyllis Webstad. She is wearing a rust-orange sweater with a detailed, patterned collar, and a matching orange necklace is visible. She has her hair pulled back. The photo appears against a natural, dark background, which draws focus to her expression and attire.
Beyond The Orange Shirt Story Phyllis Webstad
$19.99
The front cover of Braided Learning: Illuminating Indigenous Presence through Art and Story features artwork by Anishinaabe artist Bonnie Devine. Her piece, titled Battle for the Woodlands, incorporates beaded patterns and geometric shapes in a way that suggests a story or a map being woven together.
Braided Learning: Illuminating Indigenous Presence through Art and Story Susan D. Dion
$30.00
Book cover of 'Carving Space: The Indigenous Voices Awards Anthology' with colorful design of flowers in the background with a mom and there daughter in the center cuddle up on a hammock.
Carving Space Raincoast Books
$24.95
The photograph Cultural Belongings is the main visual element. The woman in the image is shown in motion, creating a dynamic feel. The woman's robe is embellished with beaded, painted, and embroidered Indigenous objects, which are carried behind her. She holds a Lakota dance stick, which was also displayed in the exhibition. The artist's name, "Dana Claxton," is prominently featured on the cover, along with the title of the exhibition and book, "Fringing the Cube"
Dana Claxton: Fringing the Cube Grant Arnold
$40.00
The cover design communicates the book's central purpose through its visual language. It is a work rooted in Webstad's personal story and the broader Orange Shirt Day movement, aimed at facilitating a process of national healing and reconciliation through sensitive, empathetic dialogue. The simple yet symbolic design invites readers to reflect on their own place within this complex, difficult history.
Decolonization and Me- Conversations about Healing a Nation and Ourselves Phyllis Webstad
$30.99
The book Cover is of a model who is photographed from the torso up, looking directly into the camera with an intense expression. Her hair is dark and styled.She wears a rust-colored dress or top with a voluminous, feathery texture, which creates a bold and declarative surface.
Dorothy Grant: An Endless Thread Dorothy Grant
$50.00
Drumming Our Way Home Georgina Martin. The book's title is prominently displayed, with the author's name and subtitle also clearly visible. The overall design conveys a message of cultural importance and storytelling. The hand drum is the focal point, shadowing in the middle with forest surronding and 4 ravens one in each corner.
Drumming Our Way Home Georgina Martin
$29.95
Early Days: Indigenous Art from the McMichael Raincoast Books
Early Days: Indigenous Art from the McMichael Raincoast Books
$70.00
Book cover of 'Embers' by Richard Wagamese with a campfire and starry night design.
Embers Richard Wagamese
$21.95
First Nations 101 - Second Edition Lynda Gray
First Nations 101 - Second Edition Lynda Gray
$23.00
Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Wisdom for Collective Well-Being the cover uses a warm color palette, prominently featuring earthy shades like burnt orange and deep rose.The main image is a mandala-like spiral, suggesting interconnectedness and cycles.The central spiral is composed of smaller, stylized elements that could represent seeds, leaves, or roots, emphasizing themes of growth and planetary flourishing.
Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Wisdom for Collective Well-Being Yuria Celidwen
$26.99
From the Rez to the Runway Christian Allaire. Front cover is beaded with blened blue colors and what looks to be a cut off flower in red pink yellow and green up in the very top corner.
From the Rez to the Runway Christian Allaire
$24.99
Halfbreed Maria Campbell’s biography is a classic, vital account of a young Métis woman’s struggle to come to terms with the joys, sorrows, loves and tragedies of her northern Saskatchewan childhood. Cover Photo Depiction of Maria Campbell incased with Metis style beadwork of flowers surrounding.
Halfbreed Maria Campbell
$22.00
Book cover of 'A History of My Brief Body' by Billy-Ray Belcourt with various shapes and colors on a black background.
History of my Brief Body Billy-Ray Belcourt
$19.95
I Am Woman Book cover image of a Indigenous woman cradling a drum in her arms. In I Am Woman: A Native Perspective On Sociology And Feminism, Lee Maracle goes to a deeply personal place, and emerges with an examination of the conditions of contemporary Native women.
I Am Woman Lee Maracle
$19.95
A woman with long, dark hair looks directly at the camera. Her expression is thoughtful and composed, with a slight smile. The upper half of her face and her right shoulder are bright and clear, while the left side of her face and the background are dark and in shadow, creating a strong contrast. Colors: The photograph is black and white, adding a serious, introspective tone. The background is mostly black. The title, IN MY OWN MOCCASINS, is centered in large, yellow, font across the woman'
In My Own Moccasins: A Memoir of Resistance Helen Knott
$21.95
Cover of 'Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada' with a wooden mask design on a bent wood box with a Canadian Geographic logo in the corner.
Indigenous Peoples Atlas Raincoast Books
Indigenous Peoples Atlas Royal Canadian Geographical Society
$99.99
Book cover of 'Indigenous Relations' with text about insights, tips, and suggestions for reconciliation.
Indigenous Relations Bob Joseph
$19.95
The book cover of 'It's All About the Land' by Taiaiake Alfred is a person wearing a bright red blanket with indigenous person potryaed in the middle sitting on rocks by the water.
It's All About the Land Sam George
$29.95
Kihiani: A Memoir of Healing Susan Profoundly honest and moving, Kihiani is the uplifting story of an Inuk artist’s journey to healing and self-discovery. The front cover depicts snow covering clear Arctic lands .
Kihiani: A Memoir of Healing Susan Aglukark
$36.99
Book cover of 'Killing the Wittigo' with colorful geometric pattern of red, orange, blue and grey.
Killing The Wittigo Suzanne Methot
$29.95
Book cover of 'Living on the Land' The painting is a detailed, colorful work in the Woodland art style. It shows four cedar waxwings, recognizable by their sleek brown bodies, yellow-tipped tails, and red waxy wingtips, perched among flowering branches. The branches are covered with colorful flowers and leaves against a blue background. The title of the book is printed in white lettering above the artwork. The artist's name and the book's editors are also credited on the front cover.
Living on the Land: Indigenous Women’s Understanding of Place Athabasca University Press
$27.99
The cover of Joshua Whitehead's Making Love with the Land features a collage-style design that combines imagery of nature and human figures.
Making Love With The Land Joshua Whitehead
$29.95
Book cover of 'Becoming a Matriarch' by Helen Knott with a woman wrapped in a indigenous patterned blanket against a blue background.
Memoir - Becoming A Matriarch Helen Knott
$23.00
The cover of the book Mischief Making: Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas, Art, and the Seriousness of Play by Nicola Levell features a detail from the collage piece titled Sinking into the Ocean. The artwork is a representation of Haida manga, a hybrid artistic genre created by Yahgulanaas that combines traditional Haida art with the style of Asian manga
Mischief Making: Michael NicoYahgulanaas,ll Art, and the Seriousness of Play Nicola Levell
$35.00
The book title, Namwayut—We Are All One, is written in a clean, modern white font, and is placed above and below the central artwork. The subtitle, A Pathway to Reconciliation, and the author's name, Chief Robert Joseph, are also displayed on the cover.
Namwayut - We Are All One: A Pathway to Reconciliation Chief Robert Joseph
$29.95
Book cover of 'NDN Coping Mechanisms' by Billy-Ray Belcourt with a person holding a log against there face with one eye popping out, a blue sky in the background.
NDN Coping Mechanisms: Notes from the Field Billy-Ray Belcourt
$19.99
NISHGA is a groundbreaking, deeply personal, and devastating autobiographical meditation that attempts to address the complicated legacies of Canada’s residential school system and contemporary Indigenous existence.Book Image of a hand print with a whale head design and canoe underneath.
Nishga Jordan Abel
$22.00
The front cover of the book Bead Talk: Indigenous Knowledge and Aesthetics from the Flatlands, published by the University of Manitoba Press in 2024, features a vibrant, detailed photo of vibrantly colored beads scattered throughout with a white background.
Non-Fiction - Bead Talk Raincoast Books
$27.95
Book cover of 'Groundswell' with a sunset over water and trees
Non-Fiction - Groundswell David Abram
$49.95
The front cover of Carol Anne Hilton's book, Indigenomics: Taking a Seat at the Economic Table, features the title and author's name against a solid-color background. The design is simple, with emphasis on the bold typography rather than complex graphics.
Non-Fiction - Indigenomics Carol Anne Hilton
$24.99
The artwork uses traditional Haida formline, a distinct and complex art style characterized by flowing, interconnected shapes. The design is symbolic, with two interconnected ovoid shapes and other elements representing the concept of two working together, much like a bow and arrow. The limited color palette of red, white, and black is typical of Haida art and conveys the traditional and cultural significance of the work.
Non-Fiction - Potlatch as Pedagogy Sara Florence Davidson
$28.00
Nonfiction - A Two-Spirit Journey Ma-Nee Chacaby. Front cover is of Mary Louisa Plummer wearing here traditional clothes with a ribbon shirt on a beaded choker a medicine pouch strung around her neck and traditional drum in hand.
Nonfiction - A Two-Spirit Journey Ma-Nee Chacaby
$24.95
Book cover of 'Curve! Women Carvers on the Northwest Coast' with two masks and a decorative element.
Nonfiction - Curve! Raincoast Books
$45.00
The front cover of Echoes of the Supernatural: The Graphic Art of Robert Davidson features a vibrant, traditional Haida image of a killer whale, or Orca. The design incorporates the bold colors and dramatic curves of Haida formline art
Nonfiction - Echoes of the Supernatural: The Graphic Art of Robert Davidson Gary Wyatt
$70.00
Book cover of 'Permanent Astonishment' by Tomson Highway with Seagulls swarming in the sky and a blue airy background.
Permanent Astonishment Tomson Highway
$22.00
Book cover of 'Re-Storying Education' with a stylized illustration of an indigenous person with flowers and text on a beige background.
Re-Storying Education Carolyn Roberts
$34.95
The totem pole depicted is from Wilson-Raybould's Musgamagw Tsawataineuk community. It represents the history of Indigenous peoples and the impact of colonialism, with each of its four carved crests corresponding to a different time period covered in the book.
Reconciling History: A Story of Canada Jody-Wilson Raybould
$39.95
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