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Many Ways of Being Native

Ginger Reno
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Pages
32
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Charlesbridge

About

A lyrical picture book reminding two children that no matter what they do, they are both Native-and who they are is enough.

Celebrate Native identity and diversity in this bedtime story for ages 4 to 7, inspiring children to feel proud of themselves and the many ways they shine.

A winged messenger visits two Native children in their sleep and shows them how other Native children have grown up, each with different interests, dreams, and appearances.

The message: Native people are many. Native people are still here. And it's what is inside, not outside, that unites Native people.

A moving celebration of identity, belonging, and the truth that who we are is always enough.

Related Subjects

  • Native American
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Diversity & Multicultural
  • Activism & Social Justice
  • Social Themes

Artists

Ginger RenoAuthor
Johnson YazzieAuthor