Find Her

Find HerFive years, three months, and twelve days. That's how long Wren's mother has been missing. In dreams, Wren can see her again: her eyes, her hair, her smile. She can even hear her laugh. Her mother, one of hundreds of Native Americans considered missing or murdered in Oklahoma. Sometimes it seems like Wren and her grandmother are the only people still looking. Even more frustrating, Wren's overprotective father won't talk about it. Wren refuses to give

This important book shares the sacred and previously unpublished oral history of the Mattaponi tribe and their memories of 17th-century Jamestown that have been passed down from generation to generation

King Ashurbanipal of Mesopotamia

7th Cavalry

"The times call on all of us to share The People Shall Continue

He shapes outrage into a principled steady insistence that voice be given to the victims and their descendants

it is also infused with moments of beauty

He's the goalie for his hockey team

who lived a year of flight and adventure

From sunup to sundown

This book is a brilliant meditation on power and violence

more equitable world for all Indigenous Peoples

In Entangled Life