I Hope

I HopePoignant words from award winning Indigenous author Monique Gray Smith about all the hopes adults have for the young people in their lives. The hopes we have for the children in our lives are endless. We want our young people to thrive and experience all that life has to offer, but we also feel protective of them. Using simple but powerful statements, Monique Gray Smith delivers a touching message about loving, nurturing and wishing the best for our

You will find much sadness just below the laughs

summons a world as intriguing as it is perfectly clear—a world animated by Louise Erdrich’s storytelling magic

historian Michael Witgen recreates the world of the indigenous peoples who ruled the western interior of North America

When Nipishish is sent to a strange town to live with a white family and attend high school

Authors Soctomah and Flahive imagine the relationship that developed between these two as Tomah Joseph taught young Franklin how to canoe and shared some of the stories and culture of his people

and the mysterious

recipes for bison

Erdrich's poetry is literary in the best sense of the word

especially as it pertains to bodily pleasure

invites us to travel along the heartaches

the federal government

seven years after the discovery of Jethro Anderson