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Book cover of 'Held by the Land' with adark blue background, nature-themed design and text.
Nonfiction - Held By The Land Leigh Joseph
$32.99
The front cover of the Held By The Land Card Deck by Leigh Joseph features a vibrant, full-color, and gorgeously illustrated depiction of a flowering native plant. The specific plant varies depending on the printing, but it is often one of the culturally significant plants of the Pacific Northwest, as highlighted in the deck. The illustration style is elegant and detailed, reflecting the deck's focus on Indigenous plant knowledge.
Card Deck -Held By The Land Leigh Joseph
$25.99
Book cover of 'Where the Power Is' with a indigenous person wearing a weaved head piece holding a carved wooden mask against an orange background.
Where the Power Is: Indigenous Perspectives on Northwest Coast Art Karen Duffek and Jordan Wilson
Where the Power Is: Indigenous Perspectives on Northwest Coast Art Karen Duffek and Jordan Wilson
$65.00
Early Days: Indigenous Art from the McMichael Raincoast Books
Early Days: Indigenous Art from the McMichael Raincoast Books
$70.00
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 'Groundswell' with a sunset over water and trees
Non-Fiction - Groundswell David Abram
$49.95
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
The cover displays a photograph of a red cedar mask carved by David Neel himself, which is a tribute to his grandmother, Ellen Neel. The book's title, The Way Home, is prominently featured, along with the author's name, David A. Neel.
The Way Home David A. Neel
$35.00
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 cover of Katherena Vermette's The Girl and The Wolf features a depiction of a young girl in a red dress standing in a muted, earthy-toned forest with a tall, grey wolf present between the trees
The Girl and The Wolf Katherena Vermette
$22.95
Non-Fiction - Indigenomics Carol Anne Hilton
$24.99
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
The front cover of the book Sacred Thought: Mi'kmaq Meditations For Our Times by Elder George Paul features a feather set against a starry night sky. A single feather is prominently displayed. Inside the feather's shape, there is a galaxy filled with pink, purple, and blue colors. The edges of the feather have a subtle glow.An emblem of the Medicine Wheel, which resembles a flower with four different-colored sections (black, white, yellow, and red), appears near the top-right corner.
Sacred Thought: Mi'kmaq Meditations For Our Times Elder George Paul
$24.95
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
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
Poetry - She Falls Again Rosanna Deerchild. The cover is designed to convey the theme of the Sky Woman's return to dismantle the patriarchy, making it a manifesto for the female self and a call to resistance. The central image is of an Indigenous woman floating on water, representing the matriarchal figure of Sky Woman.
Poetry - She Falls Again Rosanna Deerchild
$23.95
Real Ones Katherena Vermette the front cover is a painted overview of mountains with a field cutting through the middle with a few trees on the side line. A beautiful sun overead with two geese flying over head.
Real Ones Katherena Vermette
$35.00
Stories - Coexistence Billy-Ray Belcourt. The front cover depicts a minimalist illustration of two arms joined together, with a black-and-white color palette and a clean, graphic style. It is an appropriate symbol for a collection exploring intersecting relationships and the connections between people.
Coexistence Billy-Ray Belcourt
From $23.00
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A Grandmother Begins the Story Michelle Porter. The front covver is a depiction of a great buffalo centered in the middle with a light brown color background. The cover title popping out with BIg Blue print.
A Grandmother Begins the Story Michelle Porter
$22.95
The book cover for Carleigh Baker's short story collection Last Woman features an illustration of a whale, possibly a fin or tail, emerging from dark water with a red filter over it.
Last Woman Carleigh Baker
$24.95
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
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
Title: The title "Weaving Two Worlds" is displayed in a clean, modern sans-serif font, often in a contrasting color to stand out against the imagery. Subtitle: The subtitle, "Economic Reconciliation Between Indigenous Peoples and the Resource Sector," is placed below the main title in a smaller font, clarifying the book's specific focus.
Weaving Two Worlds Christy Smith & Michael McPhie
$19.95
Book cover of 'The Knowing' by Tanya Talaga with a historical scene illustration. Through an Indigenous lens, beginning with the life of her great-great grandmother Annie Carpenter and her family as they experienced decades of government- and Church-sanctioned enfranchisement and genocide.
The Knowing Tanya Talaga
$39.99
Book cover of 'Indiginerds' with a group of indigenous youth taking a selfie against a city skyline.
Indiginerds - Tales From Modern Indigenous Life Raincoast Books
$30.50
Book cover of 'Phyllis's Orange Shirt' with a girl in an orange shirt looking at a school building.
Phyllis's Orange Shirt Phyllis Webstad
$11.95
Book cover of 'Orange Shirt Day Every Child Matters' with orange shirts on a green backgroundThe orange shirt is now a powerful symbol of hope, reconciliation, and a commitment to a better future. By wearing an orange shirt on Orange Shirt Day, individuals make a statement acknowledging that residential schools were wrong and commit to the concept that Every Child Matters.
Orange Shirt Day: Every Child Matters Phyllis Webstad
$19.99
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
Sterritt has a focused and serious expression, looking directly at the camera. This conveys strength and purpose. The photo is set against a dark background, and the overall color scheme is muted, with a palette of dark blues, greys, and black. The book's title, "Unbroken," is displayed in large, distressed, and stark white block letters. The effect of the letters suggests resilience and strength, as if they are chipped or weathered but not shattered.
Unbroken: My Fight for Survival, Hope, and Justice for Indigenous Women and Girls Angela Sterritt
$24.95
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
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
Book cover of 'Bad Cree' by Jessica Johns with a red background and three crow birds perched on a wire.
Bad Cree Jessica Johns
$24.99
The design is dominated by an upside-down, stylized woman. She appears to be falling or tumbling downward, with her legs curled up and her head pointing towards the bottom of the cover. The woman's dark hair cascades downwards, almost appearing as tangled, dark roots, reaching out across the cover.The artwork uses a jarring color combination of white, pinkish-purple, and dark blue. The background is a dusty pink or purple, while the figure is white with dark outlines, creating a ghostly, stark contrast.
Novel - And Then She Fell Alicia Elliott
$34.00
The cover is a painting by Cree artist Kent Monkman, reflecting his signature style that often incorporates humor and historical references. It features Miss Chief Eagle Testickle, a shape-shifting, time-traveling, supernatural being who is the central figure of the book. The cover art is designed to reflect the book's themes, which include Indigenous history, colonization, and resilience, all presented through a unique Cree and queer lens.
Memoirs of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle, Vol 2 Kent Monkman
$44.00
The front cover showcases the work of Kent Monkman, who created the character of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle and uses her to re-imagine history from a Cree perspective. Character Representation: Miss Chief, a glamorously gender-fluid alter ego, is a prominent figure on the cover, symbolizing a subversion of colonial history and a correction of historical inaccuracies. The cover art directly reflects the book's content, which explores themes of Indigenous worldview, the arrival
Memoirs of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle, Vol 1 Kent Monkman
$48.00
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
Book cover of 'The Marrow Thieves' by Cherie Dimaline with a close-up of a person's face with a white line smudged down his face with award logos on the other side.
The Marrow Thieves Cherie Dimaline
$19.95
The front cover of Love After the End: An Anthology of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Speculative Fiction is a striking and vibrant digital illustration by artist Carson Ting. It features a large, stylized Indigenous figure with long, dark hair, decorated with prominent graphic design elements.
Love After the End: An Anthology of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Speculative Fiction Joshua Whitehead
$21.95
Book cover of 'Jonny Appleseed' by Joshua Whitehead with a red and white illustration of a buffalo on a black background.
Jonny Appleseed Joshua Whitehead
$19.95
Book cover of 'Indigiqueness' by Joshua Whitehead with a person in blue tones and red text on a black background.
Indigiqueerness Joshua Whitehead
$30.50
The work is a notable example of the Indigenous Futurism movement, which centers on Indigenous perspectives and cultures within futuristic or sci-fi settings. Pauls created the comic to help Indigenous youth see their culture continuing and thriving in the future, rather than as a relic of the past.
Dakwakada Warriors Cole Pauls
$20.00
Book cover with a colorful landscape, birds, and text 'A Flock of Gulls, A Chorus of Frogs' by Roy Henry Vickers and Lucky Budd.
A Flock of Seagulls, A Chorus of Frogs Roy Henry Vickers
$14.95
The book cover for David A. Robertson's The Song That Called Them Home, illustrated by Maya McKibbin, is a vivid and energetic depiction of its central conflict. It shows the two main characters, Lauren and James, in the clutches of the Memekwesewak, or "little people," within a swirling, brilliant blue body of water.
The Song That Called Them Home David Robertson
$24.99
The front cover of the book Mother Earth Plants for Health and Beauty: Indigenous Plants, Traditions, and Recipe features a photograph of wild berries and leaves. A close-up shot of a variety of wild plants and berries. The image is slightly blurred around the edges, which directs focus toward the vibrant leaves and fruit in the center. The dominant colors on the cover are natural and earthy, with shades of red, green, and brown.
Mother Earth Plants for Health and Beauty: Indigenous Plants, Traditions, and Recipe Mother Earth Essentials
$24.95
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 front cover of Shoe Boy: A Trapline Memoir features imagery related to the wilderness, traplines, or the natural landscape of Northern Quebec, reflecting the book's themes of Indigenous identity, self-sufficiency, and a coming-of-age journey. It may depict a solitary figure or scenes of trapping and the harsh beauty of the environment, which are central to the story of Duncan McCue's time on the trapline.
Shoe Boy: A Trapline Memoir Duncan McCue
$20.00
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
The front cover for Upholding Indigenous Economic Relationships: Nehiyawak Narratives the book's cover features imagery and text related to the themes of the book, such as the importance of Indigenous relationships to the land, Cree (nehiyawak) culture, and contemporary Indigenous economics. The title and author are prominently displayed.
Upholding Indigenous Economic Relationships: Nehiyawak Narratives Shalene Wuttunee Jobin
$35.00
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