🪶 Reservation Setting

Stories set against the landscape of Indigenous reservations, where sovereignty, tradition, and modern hardship collide. These narratives illuminate communities too often rendered invisible in mainstream literature.

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 89%

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

Love Medicine

by Louise Erdrich • 1984

One woman's death in a blizzard unravels sixty years of secrets on a Chippewa reservation.

4.01

29k+

🏜️ Reservation Life 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Multigenerational Saga 📚 Interconnected Stories

Love Medicine 87%

One woman's death in a blizzard unravels sixty years of secrets on a Chippewa reservation.

by Louise Erdrich 1984

4.01

29k+ ratings

🏜️ Reservation Life 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Multigenerational Saga 📚 Interconnected Stories

The Round House

by Louise Erdrich • 2012

His mother assaulted and the law powerless, a thirteen-year-old Ojibwe boy pursues his own justice.

3.98

125k+

🏘️ Reservation Life ⚖️ Tribal Justice 🔍 Boy Sleuths

The Round House 87%

His mother assaulted and the law powerless, a thirteen-year-old Ojibwe boy pursues his own justice.

by Louise Erdrich 2012

3.98

125k+ ratings

🏘️ Reservation Life ⚖️ Tribal Justice 🔍 Boy Sleuths

Big Chief

by Jon Hickey • 2025

Half Anishinaabe, half white, a rez lawyer rigs elections, waiting for a home that never comes.

3.58

2k+

🏛️ Tribal Politics 🏠 Rez Life 🌓 Mixed Heritage

Big Chief 86%

Half Anishinaabe, half white, a rez lawyer rigs elections, waiting for a home that never comes.

by Jon Hickey 2025

3.58

2k+ ratings

🏛️ Tribal Politics 🏠 Rez Life 🌓 Mixed Heritage

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 86%

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

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 86%

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 Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

by Sherman Alexie • 2007

A Spokane cartoonist transfers to an all-white school, becoming a stranger in both worlds.

4.05

286k+

🏠 Reservation Life 🎭 Dual Identity 🌿 Indigenous Coming Of Age

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Summary

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian 86%

A Spokane cartoonist transfers to an all-white school, becoming a stranger in both worlds.

by Sherman Alexie 2007

4.05

286k+ ratings

🏠 Reservation Life 🎭 Dual Identity 🌿 Indigenous Coming Of Age

The Apache Wars

by Paul Andrew Hutton • 2016

A boy's kidnapping, a chief's brutal murder, and a shaman's vengeance ignited America's longest war.

4.12

2k+

🪓 Frontier History 🏹 Native Resistance 📜 Broken Treaties

The Apache Wars 86%

A boy's kidnapping, a chief's brutal murder, and a shaman's vengeance ignited America's longest war.

by Paul Andrew Hutton 2016

4.12

2k+ ratings

🪓 Frontier History 🏹 Native Resistance 📜 Broken Treaties

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

The Night Watchman

by Louise Erdrich • 2020

A Chippewa night watchman learns Congress intends to dissolve his tribe and rallies his community.

4.08

98k+

🏛️ Tribal Sovereignty 🏠 Reservation Life 🔍 Missing Indigenous Women

The Night Watchman 86%

A Chippewa night watchman learns Congress intends to dissolve his tribe and rallies his community.

by Louise Erdrich 2020

4.08

98k+ ratings

🏛️ Tribal Sovereignty 🏠 Reservation Life 🔍 Missing Indigenous Women

Looking for Smoke

by K.A. Cobell • 2024

At a Blackfeet powwow, a murdered girl turns four teens into suspects, then into detectives.

3.94

8k+

🏜️ Reservation Mystery 🔍 Amateur Investigation 🏘️ Killer In The Community

Looking for Smoke 86%

At a Blackfeet powwow, a murdered girl turns four teens into suspects, then into detectives.

by K.A. Cobell 2024

3.94

8k+ ratings

🏜️ Reservation Mystery 🔍 Amateur Investigation 🏘️ Killer In The Community

Where They Last Saw Her

by Marcie R. Rendon • 2024

After a scream in the woods, an Ojibwe runner finds a beaded earring and a woman gone.

3.87

8k+

🕵️‍♀️ Amateur Sleuth 🔍 Missing Women ✊ Community Activism

Where They Last Saw Her 86%

After a scream in the woods, an Ojibwe runner finds a beaded earring and a woman gone.

by Marcie R. Rendon 2024

3.87

8k+ ratings

🕵️‍♀️ Amateur Sleuth 🔍 Missing Women ✊ Community Activism

The Secret Knowledge of Water

by Craig Childs • 2000

To understand water, go to the land without it. A quest for hidden pools, caves, and desert floods.

4.29

3k+

🏜️ Desert Ecology 💧 Desert Hydrology ✍️ Lyrical Nature Writing

The Secret Knowledge of Water 86%

To understand water, go to the land without it. A quest for hidden pools, caves, and desert floods.

by Craig Childs 2000

4.29

3k+ ratings

🏜️ Desert Ecology 💧 Desert Hydrology ✍️ Lyrical Nature Writing

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

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 86%

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

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 86%

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

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

The Story Teller

by Margaret Coel • 1999

A missing ledger book entangles an Arapaho attorney in a murder and a museum's dark secrets.

4.12

2k+

🏛️ Legal Mystery 🪶 Reservation Mystery 📜 Missing Artifact

The Story Teller 86%

A missing ledger book entangles an Arapaho attorney in a murder and a museum's dark secrets.

by Margaret Coel 1999

4.12

2k+ ratings

🏛️ Legal Mystery 🪶 Reservation Mystery 📜 Missing Artifact

There There

by Tommy Orange • 2018

A dozen urban Native Americans converge at an Oakland powwow, carrying histories they cannot outrun.

3.97

229k+

🏙️ Urban Native Experience 💔 Intergenerational Trauma 🎭 Ensemble Cast

There There 86%

A dozen urban Native Americans converge at an Oakland powwow, carrying histories they cannot outrun.

by Tommy Orange 2018

3.97

229k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Native Experience 💔 Intergenerational Trauma 🎭 Ensemble Cast

Keeper'n Me

by Richard Wagamese • 1994

Taken from the trapline at three, he returns at twenty-five in platforms and borrowed skin.

4.00

3k+

🏠 Sixties Scoop Fiction 🪶 Cultural Reclamation 👴 Elder Teachings

Keeper'n Me 86%

Taken from the trapline at three, he returns at twenty-five in platforms and borrowed skin.

by Richard Wagamese 1994

4.00

3k+ ratings

🏠 Sixties Scoop Fiction 🪶 Cultural Reclamation 👴 Elder Teachings

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 85%

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

To the Moon and Back

by Eliana Ramage • 2025

A Cherokee girl dreams of becoming an astronaut, but her family's past exerts its own gravity.

3.41

12k+

🌿 Indigenous Family Saga 🚀 Astronaut Dreams 👭 Sibling Rivalry

To the Moon and Back 85%

A Cherokee girl dreams of becoming an astronaut, but her family's past exerts its own gravity.

by Eliana Ramage 2025

3.41

12k+ ratings

🌿 Indigenous Family Saga 🚀 Astronaut Dreams 👭 Sibling Rivalry

How to Think Seriously About the Planet

by Roger Scruton • 2011

Why local loyalty, beauty, and tradition matter more for the planet than any global climate treaty.

3.87

446

🏛️ Conservatism 🌱 Stewardship 🏘️ Localism

How to Think Seriously About the Planet Summary

How to Think Seriously About the Planet 85%

Why local loyalty, beauty, and tradition matter more for the planet than any global climate treaty.

by Roger Scruton 2011

3.87

446 ratings

🏛️ Conservatism 🌱 Stewardship 🏘️ Localism

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 🇦🇺 Aboriginal Australia 🔄 Systems Thinking

Sand Talk 85%

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 🇦🇺 Aboriginal Australia 🔄 Systems Thinking

Medicine Wheel for the Planet

by Jennifer Grenz • 2024

Restoration ecology worships a pristine past. Land actually heals through kinship, not conquest.

4.31

558

🪶 Indigenous Ecology 🌱 Ecological Restoration 🔬 Decolonizing Science

Medicine Wheel for the Planet 85%

Restoration ecology worships a pristine past. Land actually heals through kinship, not conquest.

by Jennifer Grenz 2024

4.31

558 ratings

🪶 Indigenous Ecology 🌱 Ecological Restoration 🔬 Decolonizing Science

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 85%

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

This Land Is Our Land

by Ken Ilgunas • 2018

America once roamed freely across private land. Europe has the rules that could bring that back.

4.01

330

🚶‍♂️ Right To Roam 🏡 Land Ownership 🏞 Public Lands

This Land Is Our Land 85%

America once roamed freely across private land. Europe has the rules that could bring that back.

by Ken Ilgunas 2018

4.01

330 ratings

🚶‍♂️ Right To Roam 🏡 Land Ownership 🏞 Public Lands

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 85%

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

Tiohtiáke

by Michel Jean • 2021

An Innu ex-con, banished to Montreal's streets, must survive the winter and the violence inside.

4.19

4k+

🌆 Indigenous Urban Life 🌃 Street Survival 🤝 Found Family

Tiohtiáke 85%

An Innu ex-con, banished to Montreal's streets, must survive the winter and the violence inside.

by Michel Jean 2021

4.19

4k+ ratings

🌆 Indigenous Urban Life 🌃 Street Survival 🤝 Found Family

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 85%

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

Unsettling Truths

by Mark Charles • 2019

A 15th-century papal ruling declared indigenous peoples less than human. It still governs U.S. law.

4.35

2k+

🗺️ Settler Colonialism ⛪ Theological Racism 🏚️ Land Dispossession

Unsettling Truths 85%

A 15th-century papal ruling declared indigenous peoples less than human. It still governs U.S. law.

by Mark Charles 2019

4.35

2k+ ratings

🗺️ Settler Colonialism ⛪ Theological Racism 🏚️ Land Dispossession

The Marrow Thieves

by Cherie Dimaline • 2017

A dreamless world hunts an Indigenous boy whose found family keeps the last dreams alive.

3.94

45k+

🌌 Indigenous Futurism 🫂 Found Family 🏚️ Dystopian Survival

The Marrow Thieves 85%

A dreamless world hunts an Indigenous boy whose found family keeps the last dreams alive.

by Cherie Dimaline 2017

3.94

45k+ ratings

🌌 Indigenous Futurism 🫂 Found Family 🏚️ Dystopian Survival

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 85%

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

The Comanche Empire

by Pekka Hämäläinen • 2008

How the Comanches built a nomadic empire that made European colonies into its economic hinterland.

4.17

2k+

🏹 Native Empires 🏜️ Southwest History 📖 Revisionist History

The Comanche Empire 85%

How the Comanches built a nomadic empire that made European colonies into its economic hinterland.

by Pekka Hämäläinen 2008

4.17

2k+ ratings

🏹 Native Empires 🏜️ Southwest History 📖 Revisionist History

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+

🎨 Aboriginal Australia 📚 Travel Literature 🐪 Nomadism

The Songlines 85%

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

🎨 Aboriginal Australia 📚 Travel Literature 🐪 Nomadism

Braiding Sweetgrass

by Robin Wall Kimmerer • 2013

Two sciences braided: a Potawatomi botanist on why plants are teachers and earth is a gift.

4.51

177k+

📜 Traditional Ecological Knowledge 🎁 Gift Economy 🌿 Nature Connection

Braiding Sweetgrass 85%

Two sciences braided: a Potawatomi botanist on why plants are teachers and earth is a gift.

by Robin Wall Kimmerer 2013

4.51

177k+ ratings

📜 Traditional Ecological Knowledge 🎁 Gift Economy 🌿 Nature Connection

Spirit Run

by Noé Álvarez • 2020

He joined a 6,000-mile indigenous run, and his mother's silence finally made sense.

3.50

5k+

🏃 Running Memoirs 🌿 Indigenous Spirituality 🧳 Immigrant Experience

Spirit Run 85%

He joined a 6,000-mile indigenous run, and his mother's silence finally made sense.

by Noé Álvarez 2020

3.50

5k+ ratings

🏃 Running Memoirs 🌿 Indigenous Spirituality 🧳 Immigrant Experience

This Land Is Your Land

by Beverly Gage • 2026

Historic sites are not museums but battlegrounds where America's unresolved fights remain live.

3.84

2k+

🏛️ Historic Sites 🧠 Historical Memory 📜 Founding Contradictions

This Land Is Your Land 85%

Historic sites are not museums but battlegrounds where America's unresolved fights remain live.

by Beverly Gage 2026

3.84

2k+ ratings

🏛️ Historic Sites 🧠 Historical Memory 📜 Founding Contradictions

Not Stolen

by Jeff Fynn-Paul • 2023

Genocide, stolen land, settler colonialism: a historian says the common story gets all three wrong.

4.13

463

🪶 Native American History 🌎 Settler Colonialism 🔍 Revisionist History

Not Stolen 85%

Genocide, stolen land, settler colonialism: a historian says the common story gets all three wrong.

by Jeff Fynn-Paul 2023

4.13

463 ratings

🪶 Native American History 🌎 Settler Colonialism 🔍 Revisionist History

Coming Into the Country

by John McPhee • 1977

Alaska, 1970s: a pipeline bonanza and the battle over 375 million acres of the last frontier.

4.21

8k+

🏔️ Alaskan Wilderness ✍️ Literary Journalism 🪓 Bush Life

Coming Into the Country 85%

Alaska, 1970s: a pipeline bonanza and the battle over 375 million acres of the last frontier.

by John McPhee 1977

4.21

8k+ ratings

🏔️ Alaskan Wilderness ✍️ Literary Journalism 🪓 Bush Life

The Only Good Indians

by Stephen Graham Jones • 2020

A decade after an illegal elk hunt, four Blackfeet men discover something is stalking them back.

3.68

118k+

🦌 Revenge Spirit 📖 Literary Horror 👨‍👧 Sins Of The Father

The Only Good Indians 85%

A decade after an illegal elk hunt, four Blackfeet men discover something is stalking them back.

by Stephen Graham Jones 2020

3.68

118k+ ratings

🦌 Revenge Spirit 📖 Literary Horror 👨‍👧 Sins Of The Father

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 85%

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

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 85%

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 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 85%

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

Potiki

by Patricia Grace • 1995

A Māori family's ancestral coastline is threatened by a developer who sees land, not legacy.

3.87

3k+

🗣️ MāOri Storytelling 🌊 Coastal New Zealand 📖 Oral Tradition

Potiki 85%

A Māori family's ancestral coastline is threatened by a developer who sees land, not legacy.

by Patricia Grace 1995

3.87

3k+ ratings

🗣️ MāOri Storytelling 🌊 Coastal New Zealand 📖 Oral Tradition

Flight

by Sherman Alexie • 2007

Shot in a bank, a Native foster kid hurtles through strangers' lives across American history.

3.89

18k+

🌀 Body-Swap Time Travel 🪶 Native Coming Of Age 🏚️ Foster Care Trauma

Flight 85%

Shot in a bank, a Native foster kid hurtles through strangers' lives across American history.

by Sherman Alexie 2007

3.89

18k+ ratings

🌀 Body-Swap Time Travel 🪶 Native Coming Of Age 🏚️ Foster Care Trauma

Empire of the Summer Moon

by S.C. Gwynne • 2010

An empire on horseback ruled the plains for two centuries. Then the six-shooter arrived.

4.25

70k+

🪶 Plains Indians 🏜️ American Frontier 🐎 Horse Cultures

Empire of the Summer Moon 85%

An empire on horseback ruled the plains for two centuries. Then the six-shooter arrived.

by S.C. Gwynne 2010

4.25

70k+ ratings

🪶 Plains Indians 🏜️ American Frontier 🐎 Horse Cultures

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 85%

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

Man-Eaters of Kumaon

by Jim Corbett • 1944

One tigress, four hundred dead. A lone hunter tracked her on foot through the Indian jungle.

4.31

6k+

🐅 Indian Wildlife 🏔️ Adventure Memoir 🎯 Hunting Ethics

Man-Eaters of Kumaon 85%

One tigress, four hundred dead. A lone hunter tracked her on foot through the Indian jungle.

by Jim Corbett 1944

4.31

6k+ ratings

🐅 Indian Wildlife 🏔️ Adventure Memoir 🎯 Hunting Ethics

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 85%

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

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