🎨 Aboriginal Australia

Books engaging with the cultures, histories, and ongoing struggles of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, honoring tens of thousands of years of knowledge and survival.

Sand Talk

by Tyson Yunkaporta • 2019

Linear time and reductionist logic got us into this mess. An Indigenous framework shows the way out.

4.35

5k+

🧠 Indigenous Knowledge 🔄 Systems Thinking ✊ Colonialism Critique

Sand Talk 91%

Linear time and reductionist logic got us into this mess. An Indigenous framework shows the way out.

by Tyson Yunkaporta 2019

4.35

5k+ ratings

🧠 Indigenous Knowledge 🔄 Systems Thinking ✊ Colonialism Critique

The Songlines

by Bruce Chatwin • 1987

The Australian Outback is sung, not surveyed: each verse a landmark, and the song holds the law.

3.96

13k+

📚 Travel Literature 🐪 Nomadism 📜 Indigenous Knowledge

The Songlines 90%

The Australian Outback is sung, not surveyed: each verse a landmark, and the song holds the law.

by Bruce Chatwin 1987

3.96

13k+ ratings

📚 Travel Literature 🐪 Nomadism 📜 Indigenous Knowledge

Dark Emu

by Bruce Pascoe • 2014

Early reports found Aboriginal farms and dams; the hunter-gatherer label was a colonial lie.

4.27

16k+

🌱 Indigenous Agriculture 🏞️ Pre-Colonial Australia 🔥 Fire Ecology

Dark Emu 90%

Early reports found Aboriginal farms and dams; the hunter-gatherer label was a colonial lie.

by Bruce Pascoe 2014

4.27

16k+ ratings

🌱 Indigenous Agriculture 🏞️ Pre-Colonial Australia 🔥 Fire Ecology

In a Sunburned Country

by Bill Bryson • 2000

24 rabbits became 300 million. Bill Bryson crosses Australia, dodging lethal seashells.

4.07

123k+

🇦🇺 Australian Travel 😂 Humor Travel 🐍 Deadly Wildlife

In a Sunburned Country 88%

24 rabbits became 300 million. Bill Bryson crosses Australia, dodging lethal seashells.

by Bill Bryson 2000

4.07

123k+ ratings

🇦🇺 Australian Travel 😂 Humor Travel 🐍 Deadly Wildlife

Mutant Message Down Under

by Marlo Morgan • 1990

An Aboriginal tribe burns an American's clothes and walks her barefoot across Australia for months.

3.78

24k+

🕊️ Spiritual Parable 🌿 Indigenous Wisdom 🔥 Outsider Initiated

Mutant Message Down Under 88%

An Aboriginal tribe burns an American's clothes and walks her barefoot across Australia for months.

by Marlo Morgan 1990

3.78

24k+ ratings

🕊️ Spiritual Parable 🌿 Indigenous Wisdom 🔥 Outsider Initiated

The White Girl

by Tony Birch • 2019

The state wants her light-skinned granddaughter. Her grandmother will break the law to keep her.

4.08

7k+

🖤 Stolen Generations 🎭 Passing As White 🔗 Intergenerational Trauma

The White Girl 88%

The state wants her light-skinned granddaughter. Her grandmother will break the law to keep her.

by Tony Birch 2019

4.08

7k+ ratings

🖤 Stolen Generations 🎭 Passing As White 🔗 Intergenerational Trauma

Tupaia

by Joan Druett • 2010

The navigator who made Cook's Pacific voyage possible spent two centuries erased from the story.

4.25

201

🗺️ Pacific Exploration 🌊 Polynesian Wayfinding ⛵ Age Of Sail

Tupaia 88%

The navigator who made Cook's Pacific voyage possible spent two centuries erased from the story.

by Joan Druett 2010

4.25

201 ratings

🗺️ Pacific Exploration 🌊 Polynesian Wayfinding ⛵ Age Of Sail

Red Skin, White Masks

by Glen Sean Coulthard • 2014

State recognition is a colonial trap: real Indigenous freedom demands turning away from it entirely.

4.46

941

🌍 Settler Colonialism 🗳 Indigenous Politics 📖 Decolonial Theory

Red Skin, White Masks 88%

State recognition is a colonial trap: real Indigenous freedom demands turning away from it entirely.

by Glen Sean Coulthard 2014

4.46

941 ratings

🌍 Settler Colonialism 🗳 Indigenous Politics 📖 Decolonial Theory

As We Have Always Done

by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson • 2017

Indigenous freedom is not given by states; it is lived through land, body, and refusal.

4.57

1k+

🌱 Indigenous Resurgence 🌍 Decolonization ✊ Anti-Colonialism

As We Have Always Done 88%

Indigenous freedom is not given by states; it is lived through land, body, and refusal.

by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson 2017

4.57

1k+ ratings

🌱 Indigenous Resurgence 🌍 Decolonization ✊ Anti-Colonialism

Red Paint

by Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe • 2022

Medicine failed her. She drove to the Skagit River and let ancestral waters do the healing.

4.12

3k+

🪶 Indigenous Memoir 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma 🌿 Cultural Reclamation

Red Paint 88%

Medicine failed her. She drove to the Skagit River and let ancestral waters do the healing.

by Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe 2022

4.12

3k+ ratings

🪶 Indigenous Memoir 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma 🌿 Cultural Reclamation

Tracks

by Robyn Davidson • 1980

Four camels, a dog, 1700 miles of Australian desert. What solitude cost, and what it gave back.

3.93

18k+

🏜️ Desert Expeditions 🎒 Solo Travel 🦘 Australian Outback

Tracks 88%

Four camels, a dog, 1700 miles of Australian desert. What solitude cost, and what it gave back.

by Robyn Davidson 1980

3.93

18k+ ratings

🏜️ Desert Expeditions 🎒 Solo Travel 🦘 Australian Outback

We Survived the Night

by Julian Brave NoiseCat • 2025

A newborn found in a residential school incinerator. His son's memoir of survival and return.

4.27

1k+

📖 Indigenous Memoir 🏫 Residential Schools 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma

We Survived the Night 88%

A newborn found in a residential school incinerator. His son's memoir of survival and return.

by Julian Brave NoiseCat 2025

4.27

1k+ ratings

📖 Indigenous Memoir 🏫 Residential Schools 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma

Where White Men Fear to Tread

by Russell Means • 1995

How a California street kid reclaimed his Lakota identity and led the occupation of Mount Rushmore.

4.14

1k+

🪶 Lakota Culture ✊ Indigenous Activism 🏫 Boarding School Legacy

Where White Men Fear to Tread 87%

How a California street kid reclaimed his Lakota identity and led the occupation of Mount Rushmore.

by Russell Means 1995

4.14

1k+ ratings

🪶 Lakota Culture ✊ Indigenous Activism 🏫 Boarding School Legacy

The Forest People

by Colin M. Turnbull • 1961

The Mbuti have no chiefs, no crime, and no fear of the forest that feeds them.

3.96

3k+

🧑‍🏫 Cultural Anthropology 🏹 Hunter-Gatherer Societies 🤝 Egalitarian Societies

The Forest People 87%

The Mbuti have no chiefs, no crime, and no fear of the forest that feeds them.

by Colin M. Turnbull 1961

3.96

3k+ ratings

🧑‍🏫 Cultural Anthropology 🏹 Hunter-Gatherer Societies 🤝 Egalitarian Societies

Navajos Wear Nikes

by Jim Kristofic • 2011

The only white kid on the Rez: learning Navajo, herding sheep, earning what belonging costs.

4.08

709

🏜️ Reservation Life 🌐 Cultural Identity 👁️ Outsider Perspective

Navajos Wear Nikes 87%

The only white kid on the Rez: learning Navajo, herding sheep, earning what belonging costs.

by Jim Kristofic 2011

4.08

709 ratings

🏜️ Reservation Life 🌐 Cultural Identity 👁️ Outsider Perspective

From the Ashes

by Jesse Thistle • 2019

Addiction took his home and nearly his leg. His lost Métis identity showed him another way.

4.49

35k+

🪶 Indigenous Memoir 💊 Addiction Recovery 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma

From the Ashes 87%

Addiction took his home and nearly his leg. His lost Métis identity showed him another way.

by Jesse Thistle 2019

4.49

35k+ ratings

🪶 Indigenous Memoir 💊 Addiction Recovery 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma

Life in the City of Dirty Water

by Clayton Thomas-Muller • 2021

He learned violence in Winnipeg's gangs. A sweat lodge showed him what was worth protecting.

3.65

4k+

🏙️ Urban Indigenous Life 🌍 Environmental Justice 🪶 Cultural Reclamation

Life in the City of Dirty Water 87%

He learned violence in Winnipeg's gangs. A sweat lodge showed him what was worth protecting.

by Clayton Thomas-Muller 2021

3.65

4k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Indigenous Life 🌍 Environmental Justice 🪶 Cultural Reclamation

A Mind Spread Out on the Ground

by Alicia Elliott • 2019

Colonialism didn't end; it moved into the mind, the kitchen, and the family photo album.

4.40

11k+

🧬 Intergenerational Trauma 🏛️ Colonial Trauma 🪶 Indigenous Memoir

A Mind Spread Out on the Ground 87%

Colonialism didn't end; it moved into the mind, the kitchen, and the family photo album.

by Alicia Elliott 2019

4.40

11k+ ratings

🧬 Intergenerational Trauma 🏛️ Colonial Trauma 🪶 Indigenous Memoir

The Reason You Walk

by Wab Kinew • 2015

His father endured residential school. His final lesson: how to forgive, and how to die.

4.07

4k+

🧡 Indigenous Memoir 🏚️ Residential Schools 🪶 Anishinaabe Culture

The Reason You Walk 87%

His father endured residential school. His final lesson: how to forgive, and how to die.

by Wab Kinew 2015

4.07

4k+ ratings

🧡 Indigenous Memoir 🏚️ Residential Schools 🪶 Anishinaabe Culture

21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act

by Bob Joseph • 2018

The law that seized land, banned ceremonies, and created residential schools is still Canadian law.

4.57

10k+

🍁 Canadian History 📜 Indigenous Policy 🏫 Residential Schools

21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act Summary

21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act 87%

The law that seized land, banned ceremonies, and created residential schools is still Canadian law.

by Bob Joseph 2018

4.57

10k+ ratings

🍁 Canadian History 📜 Indigenous Policy 🏫 Residential Schools

The Truth About Stories

by Thomas King • 2003

How colonial narratives invented 'the Indian' to justify erasure, and how Native stories fight back.

4.33

4k+

🔴 Native Identity ✊ Storytelling As Resistance 🌌 Indigenous Cosmology

The Truth About Stories 87%

How colonial narratives invented 'the Indian' to justify erasure, and how Native stories fight back.

by Thomas King 2003

4.33

4k+ ratings

🔴 Native Identity ✊ Storytelling As Resistance 🌌 Indigenous Cosmology

All Our Relations

by Winona LaDuke • 1999

How Native lands became a dumping ground for 16 nuclear waste sites, and the fight back.

4.37

711

🌿 Indigenous Rights 🌍 Environmental Justice 🏞️ Land Rights

All Our Relations 87%

How Native lands became a dumping ground for 16 nuclear waste sites, and the fight back.

by Winona LaDuke 1999

4.37

711 ratings

🌿 Indigenous Rights 🌍 Environmental Justice 🏞️ Land Rights

Red Nation Rising

by Nick Estes • 2021

Every American town is a bordertown, built on stolen land and guarded by scalp hunters' heirs.

4.38

159

🏚️ Settler Colonialism 🗳️ Native American Politics ✊ Indigenous Resistance

Red Nation Rising 87%

Every American town is a bordertown, built on stolen land and guarded by scalp hunters' heirs.

by Nick Estes 2021

4.38

159 ratings

🏚️ Settler Colonialism 🗳️ Native American Politics ✊ Indigenous Resistance

Cooper's Creek

by Alan Moorehead • 1963

A starving party staggered into base, only to find their companions had left nine hours earlier.

3.83

537

🇦🇺 Australian Exploration 🏜️ Outback Australia 💀 Expedition Disasters

Cooper's Creek 87%

A starving party staggered into base, only to find their companions had left nine hours earlier.

by Alan Moorehead 1963

3.83

537 ratings

🇦🇺 Australian Exploration 🏜️ Outback Australia 💀 Expedition Disasters

A Long Way Home

by Saroo Brierley • 2013

Lost as a boy in India, Saroo Brierley spent years searching for home with Google Earth.

4.12

68k+

📖 Adoption Memoir 🔍 Search For Identity 🧒 Childhood Survival

A Long Way Home 87%

Lost as a boy in India, Saroo Brierley spent years searching for home with Google Earth.

by Saroo Brierley 2013

4.12

68k+ ratings

📖 Adoption Memoir 🔍 Search For Identity 🧒 Childhood Survival

Māori History

by Captivating History • 2022

The Māori believed they were the only humans on Earth. Then European ships arrived.

3.79

129

🌊 Polynesian Navigation 🌱 Indigenous Resilience 🚢 Colonial Encounters

Māori History 87%

The Māori believed they were the only humans on Earth. Then European ships arrived.

by Captivating History 2022

3.79

129 ratings

🌊 Polynesian Navigation 🌱 Indigenous Resilience 🚢 Colonial Encounters

American Aloha

by Heather A. Diamond • 2008

A hula stage on the National Mall: how festivals manufacture tradition and erase a colonial past.

4.20

🏛️ Public Folklore 🧳 Cultural Tourism 🎪 Festival Studies

American Aloha 87%

A hula stage on the National Mall: how festivals manufacture tradition and erase a colonial past.

by Heather A. Diamond 2008

4.20

10 ratings

🏛️ Public Folklore 🧳 Cultural Tourism 🎪 Festival Studies

We Are Dancing for You

by Cutcha Risling Baldy • 2018

Colonialism targeted Indigenous women's power; reviving a puberty ceremony is the counteroffensive.

4.51

171

🌸 Indigenous Women'S Power 🕯️ Ceremony And Ritual 🏛️ Settler Colonialism

We Are Dancing for You 87%

Colonialism targeted Indigenous women's power; reviving a puberty ceremony is the counteroffensive.

by Cutcha Risling Baldy 2018

4.51

171 ratings

🌸 Indigenous Women'S Power 🕯️ Ceremony And Ritual 🏛️ Settler Colonialism

The Pearl Sister

by Lucinda Riley • 2017

Her father's last clue sends a dyslexic artist to Australia to uncover the family she never knew.

4.31

109k+

🕰️ Dual Timeline 🔒 Family Secrets 💔 Forbidden Love

The Pearl Sister 87%

Her father's last clue sends a dyslexic artist to Australia to uncover the family she never knew.

by Lucinda Riley 2017

4.31

109k+ ratings

🕰️ Dual Timeline 🔒 Family Secrets 💔 Forbidden Love

Tauhou

by Kōtuku Titihuia Nuttall • 2023

Two Indigenous women, an ocean apart, discover their ancestors have been meeting without them.

3.97

720

🪶 Indigenous Literature 📖 Postcolonial Fiction ✨ Experimental Form

Tauhou 87%

Two Indigenous women, an ocean apart, discover their ancestors have been meeting without them.

by Kōtuku Titihuia Nuttall 2023

3.97

720 ratings

🪶 Indigenous Literature 📖 Postcolonial Fiction ✨ Experimental Form

God Is Red

by Vine Deloria Jr. • 1972

Indigenous peoples root religion in land; Christians in time, and the planet pays the price.

4.16

2k+

📖 Indigenous Theology 🏞️ Sacred Geography ✊ Decolonial Religion

God Is Red 86%

Indigenous peoples root religion in land; Christians in time, and the planet pays the price.

by Vine Deloria Jr. 1972

4.16

2k+ ratings

📖 Indigenous Theology 🏞️ Sacred Geography ✊ Decolonial Religion

Life in Two Worlds

by Ted Nolan • 2023

Called a savage by teammates, he won Coach of the Year, then the league blackballed him.

4.22

522

🏒 Hockey Memoirs 🦅 Indigenous Athletes ✊ Racism In Sports

Life in Two Worlds 86%

Called a savage by teammates, he won Coach of the Year, then the league blackballed him.

by Ted Nolan 2023

4.22

522 ratings

🏒 Hockey Memoirs 🦅 Indigenous Athletes ✊ Racism In Sports

American Holocaust

by David E. Stannard • 1992

Before 1492, the Americas held more people than Europe. What followed erased 90 percent of them.

4.34

1k+

💀 Colonial Genocide 📖 Genocide Studies ✝️ Religious Violence

American Holocaust 86%

Before 1492, the Americas held more people than Europe. What followed erased 90 percent of them.

by David E. Stannard 1992

4.34

1k+ ratings

💀 Colonial Genocide 📖 Genocide Studies ✝️ Religious Violence

Wawata - Moon Dreaming

by Dr Dr Hinemoa Elder • 2022

Your emotions have a lunar rhythm. A Māori psychiatrist shows you how to read the map.

4.20

197

🪶 Indigenous Wisdom 🌙 Lunar Spirituality 📖 Daily Reflections

Wawata - Moon Dreaming 86%

Your emotions have a lunar rhythm. A Māori psychiatrist shows you how to read the map.

by Dr Dr Hinemoa Elder 2022

4.20

197 ratings

🪶 Indigenous Wisdom 🌙 Lunar Spirituality 📖 Daily Reflections

The Devil Is a Southpaw

by Brandon Hobson • 2025

When a Native boy vanishes from juvenile hall, his rival spends decades confessing his envy.

3.05

641

🏚️ Small Town Gothic 🪶 Indigenous Storytelling 🎨 Artist Rivalry

The Devil Is a Southpaw 86%

When a Native boy vanishes from juvenile hall, his rival spends decades confessing his envy.

by Brandon Hobson 2025

3.05

641 ratings

🏚️ Small Town Gothic 🪶 Indigenous Storytelling 🎨 Artist Rivalry

Moon of the Turning Leaves

by Waubgeshig Rice • 2023

Six Anishinaabe scouts journey through a dead America toward the homeland their people once lost.

4.22

11k+

🌱 Indigenous Futurism 👵 Generational Wisdom 🏕️ Ancestral Homeland

Moon of the Turning Leaves 86%

Six Anishinaabe scouts journey through a dead America toward the homeland their people once lost.

by Waubgeshig Rice 2023

4.22

11k+ ratings

🌱 Indigenous Futurism 👵 Generational Wisdom 🏕️ Ancestral Homeland

Medicine River

by Mary Annette Pember • 2025

A dress with 365 jingles: one Ojibwe woman dancing to heal her mother's boarding-school past.

3.91

2k+

🏫 Indian Boarding Schools 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma 🔍 Investigative Memoir

Medicine River 86%

A dress with 365 jingles: one Ojibwe woman dancing to heal her mother's boarding-school past.

by Mary Annette Pember 2025

3.91

2k+ ratings

🏫 Indian Boarding Schools 🧬 Intergenerational Trauma 🔍 Investigative Memoir

America Before

by Graham Hancock • 2019

Mainstream archaeology says the Americas were settled 13,000 years ago. The evidence says 100,000.

4.13

4k+

🏛️ Lost Civilizations 🔍 Alternative Archaeology 🗺️ Ancient Americas

America Before 86%

Mainstream archaeology says the Americas were settled 13,000 years ago. The evidence says 100,000.

by Graham Hancock 2019

4.13

4k+ ratings

🏛️ Lost Civilizations 🔍 Alternative Archaeology 🗺️ Ancient Americas

Aš moku šokinėti per balas

by Alan Marshall • 1955

After polio takes his legs, a boy in the Australian bush fights to ride horses and belong.

3.92

3k+

🦽 Childhood Disability 🌿 Australian Bush Memoir 🐴 Boy And His Pony

Aš moku šokinėti per balas 86%

After polio takes his legs, a boy in the Australian bush fights to ride horses and belong.

by Alan Marshall 1955

3.92

3k+ ratings

🦽 Childhood Disability 🌿 Australian Bush Memoir 🐴 Boy And His Pony

Of Water and the Spirit

by Malidoma Patrice Somé • 1994

A kidnapped West African returns home a stranger. To belong, he must survive a deadly initiation.

4.41

2k+

🌀 Shamanic Memoir 🌉 Bridge Between Cultures 🌳 Return To Ancestral Roots

Of Water and the Spirit 86%

A kidnapped West African returns home a stranger. To belong, he must survive a deadly initiation.

by Malidoma Patrice Somé 1994

4.41

2k+ ratings

🌀 Shamanic Memoir 🌉 Bridge Between Cultures 🌳 Return To Ancestral Roots

Broken Circle

by Theodore Fontaine • 2010

Forced into a residential school at seven, an Ojibway boy survives on forbidden words and kitchen.

4.01

740

🏫 Residential Schools 🩸 Intergenerational Trauma 🕊️ Truth And Reconciliation

Broken Circle 86%

Forced into a residential school at seven, an Ojibway boy survives on forbidden words and kitchen.

by Theodore Fontaine 2010

4.01

740 ratings

🏫 Residential Schools 🩸 Intergenerational Trauma 🕊️ Truth And Reconciliation

We Will Be Jaguars

by Nemonte Nenquimo • 2024

Abused by missionaries, guided by a jaguar vision, she built the alliance that beat Big Oil.

4.50

11k+

🪶 Indigenous Resistance 🛢️ Extractive Industries 🌳 Amazon Conservation

We Will Be Jaguars 86%

Abused by missionaries, guided by a jaguar vision, she built the alliance that beat Big Oil.

by Nemonte Nenquimo 2024

4.50

11k+ ratings

🪶 Indigenous Resistance 🛢️ Extractive Industries 🌳 Amazon Conservation

Ritual

by Malidoma Patrice Somé • 1993

When a community stops its rituals, the ancestors withdraw and the witches move in.

4.22

597

🌍 African Spirituality 🕯️ Ancestral Healing 😢 Grief Rituals

Ritual 86%

When a community stops its rituals, the ancestors withdraw and the witches move in.

by Malidoma Patrice Somé 1993

4.22

597 ratings

🌍 African Spirituality 🕯️ Ancestral Healing 😢 Grief Rituals

We Had a Little Real Estate Problem

by Kliph Nesteroff • 2021

From Wild West exploitation to viral sketches: how Native comedians turned erasure into an art form.

4.06

3k+

🪶 Native American History 🎭 Comedy History ✊ Cultural Reclamation

We Had a Little Real Estate Problem Summary

We Had a Little Real Estate Problem 86%

From Wild West exploitation to viral sketches: how Native comedians turned erasure into an art form.

by Kliph Nesteroff 2021

4.06

3k+ ratings

🪶 Native American History 🎭 Comedy History ✊ Cultural Reclamation

The Serviceberry

by Robin Wall Kimmerer • 2024

Nature's economy is a gift economy. An ecologist shows how it works, and why markets can't.

4.27

70k+

🧙🏽 Indigenous Wisdom 🎁 Gift Economies 🧠 Traditional Ecological Knowledge

The Serviceberry 86%

Nature's economy is a gift economy. An ecologist shows how it works, and why markets can't.

by Robin Wall Kimmerer 2024

4.27

70k+ ratings

🧙🏽 Indigenous Wisdom 🎁 Gift Economies 🧠 Traditional Ecological Knowledge

The Fatal Shore

by Robert Hughes • 1986

Britain exiled its criminals to the far side of the earth. The accident that became Australia.

4.09

11k+

🏝️ Penal Colonies 🇦🇺 Australian History 📖 Narrative History

The Fatal Shore 86%

Britain exiled its criminals to the far side of the earth. The accident that became Australia.

by Robert Hughes 1986

4.09

11k+ ratings

🏝️ Penal Colonies 🇦🇺 Australian History 📖 Narrative History

The World Until Yesterday

by Jared Diamond • 2012

What hunter-gatherers knew about raising children, avoiding danger, and ending feuds we forgot.

3.78

11k+

🏕️ Traditional Societies 👶 Child Rearing ⚠️ Risk Perception

The World Until Yesterday 86%

What hunter-gatherers knew about raising children, avoiding danger, and ending feuds we forgot.

by Jared Diamond 2012

3.78

11k+ ratings

🏕️ Traditional Societies 👶 Child Rearing ⚠️ Risk Perception

They Came Before Columbus

by Ivan Van Sertima • 2003

Africans built ships, crossed the Atlantic, and left stone faces in Mexico before Columbus was born.

4.46

3k+

🗺️ Pre-Columbian Contact 📜 Afrocentric History 🏺 Alternative Archaeology

They Came Before Columbus 86%

Africans built ships, crossed the Atlantic, and left stone faces in Mexico before Columbus was born.

by Ivan Van Sertima 2003

4.46

3k+ ratings

🗺️ Pre-Columbian Contact 📜 Afrocentric History 🏺 Alternative Archaeology

Auē

by Becky Manawatu • 2019

Abandoned on a remote New Zealand farm, a mute boy and a fierce girl must survive his violent uncle.

4.47

8k+

🔄 Generational Trauma 🌺 MāOri Storytelling 👬 Orphaned Siblings

Auē 86%

Abandoned on a remote New Zealand farm, a mute boy and a fierce girl must survive his violent uncle.

by Becky Manawatu 2019

4.47

8k+ ratings

🔄 Generational Trauma 🌺 MāOri Storytelling 👬 Orphaned Siblings

The Gods of Indian Country

by Jennifer Graber • 2018

Christian reformers posed as friends to Native people; their friendship was a weapon.

4.13

🏜️ American West 🪶 Native American Religion ✝️ Christian Missions

The Gods of Indian Country 86%

Christian reformers posed as friends to Native people; their friendship was a weapon.

by Jennifer Graber 2018

4.13

46 ratings

🏜️ American West 🪶 Native American Religion ✝️ Christian Missions

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