Reads by Native American Authors

Books by Native American authors you need to read for Native American Heritage Month.

The Adventures of Star Song

A bi-racial, eight-year old, Lakota and African young girl, named Star Song is given special powers to save humanity through the help of two ancestors, an elderly, Lakota medicine woman named Willow and an Ashanti leader, named Baba Tutu. Her powers are activated using a strand of white cowrie shells and a blue feather. What makes Star Song unique is that she does not buckle under peer pressure at school, or when confronted by evil doers. She remains true in her cultural richness in her effort to save the world.

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50 Plant Medicines Indigenous Oral History & Perspective (EBOOK)

It’s hard to protect what you cannot recognize. Many people are aware of herbs and their healing properties but are unable to identify them if they walk upon them on a hike. This book was written with good intent to educate more people so they can understand the value of the plants and protect our earth. Many of the plants described in the book are used by Indigenous peoples differently from one another. Chenae Bullock shares her oral history can also be similar or different from other communities. The purpose of writing this book is to help share her own medicine to help readers in their journey to learn more about the plant medicines that have been used for thousands of years.

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