The most popular indigenous peoples books of 2020

These books tell the stories of indigenous peoples around the world. Land, language, tradition, the damage of colonization and the strength of survival are their themes. More and more are written by indigenous authors themselves, in novels, memoirs, poetry and histories that deserve wide reading. This list shows the ones first published in 2020.

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The Train
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The Train

Jodie Callaghan

Published 2020

32 pages

The Mason House
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The Mason House

T. Marie Bertineau

Published 2020

784 pages

People of the Canyons
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People of the Canyons

W. Michael Gear, Kathleen O'Neal Gear

Published 2020

320 pages

Hunter School
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Hunter School

Sakinu Ahronglong

Published 2020

161 pages

On a Barbarous Coast
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On a Barbarous Coast

Craig Cormick, Harold Ludwick

2020 · 2021 edition

320 pages

Tanna's Owl
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Tanna's Owl

Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsley, Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley, Yong Ling Kang

Published 2020

32 pages

Storying Violence
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Storying Violence

Gina Starblanket, Dallas Hunt

Published 2020

120 pages

Found
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Found

Joseph Bruchac

Published 2020

108 pages

Breakdown
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Breakdown

David A. Robertson, Scott B. Henderson, Donovan Yaciuk

Published 2020

72 pages