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Carole Lindstrom
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Carole Lindstrom

5 Books
Carole Lindstrom is a prominent Anishinaabe/Métis author of children's literature, best known for her Caldecott-winning book 'We Are Water Protectors.' Her works, including 'My Powerful Hair' and 'Autumn Peltier, Water Warrior,' proudly center Indigenous voices, culture, and environmental activism. She crafts powerful, empowering stories that educate and inspire young readers.
Have you ever thought about the story your hair tells? For one little girl, growing her hair long is about much more than just a new look. After many generations of short hair in her family, she decides it is time to let her hair grow out to celebrate her rich culture. As her hair gets longer and longer, she learns about the incredible strength and resilience of her ancestors who came before her. You will be inspired by her journey as she discovers how something as simple as hair can hold deep meaning and connect her to her family history. This beautifully told story is filled with warmth and pride, showing young readers how to embrace who they are and honor their heritage. Get ready to celebrate family, history, and the beautiful power of being yourself in this unforgettable and moving tale.
6-8 Years
New
Meet a young girl who hears the music of her culture in a very special way. Young Metisse has an incredible amount of pluck and a very big idea for her Grandmother's birthday. Everyone in her community knows the rules: the girls are supposed to dance, and the boys are the ones who play the fiddle. But Metisse feels the rhythm of her traditions differently, and she is determined to play the fiddle herself to honor her Grandmother. You will cheer for Metisse as she beautifully challenges expectations and shows everyone that tradition can be celebrated in more than one way. With tender, warm illustrations and a witty, charming story, this book shows how wonderful it can be to follow your heart and share your unique talents with the people you love.
6-8 Years
New
Water is the first medicine, and it connects every living thing on our planet. But what happens when a dark, dangerous black snake threatens to poison the water and harm the Earth? One brave young water protector decides it is time to take a stand. Inspired by real life environmental movements led by Indigenous communities, this bold and beautiful story invites you to join the fight to keep our Earth safe. You will follow along as the young hero gathers her courage to defend our most sacred and important resource. With vibrant, award winning illustrations and lyrical words, this powerful book teaches us all how to be guardians of nature. Stand tall, use your voice, and discover how even the youngest among us can become mighty protectors of the water and the world.
6-8 Years 40 Pages
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Experience the vast beauty of the open prairie in this stunningly illustrated tale of bravery and tradition. Living on the wide plains, a young Metis-Ojibwe girl watches her family prepare for the vital buffalo hunt. Even though she is young, she is completely determined to do her part and help her community survive the changing seasons. When she bravely sets out on her own, she embarks on an unforgettable adventure that will test her courage and connection to nature. You will be captivated by her journey as she faces the challenges of the wild and seeks out the great buffalo to save the day for her family. This authentic and deeply moving story brings the history of the prairie to vibrant life, celebrating the strength, resourcefulness, and rich cultural traditions of Indigenous communities. Get ready for a beautifully told historical adventure that shows how true bravery comes from loving your family and respecting the natural world around you.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 39 Pages
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Discover the true story of two incredible heroes who raised their voices to protect our planet. For generations, Indigenous women have cared for the land and water, knowing that water is essential for all life on Earth. But when the safety of our water was threatened, Anishinaabe elder Grandma Josephine decided to take action, walking over fifteen thousand miles to speak up for clean water. Following in her powerful footsteps is her great-niece, Autumn Peltier, who became a global water activist and the youngest Chief Water Commissioner for the Anishinabek Nation when she was only fourteen years old. You will be inspired by this true story of a family dedicated to protecting the environment for future generations. Featuring a special foreword written by Autumn Peltier herself, this stunningly illustrated biography shows how a soft voice can grow into a massive wave of change. Join the movement and learn how you too can walk in the footsteps of the water warriors to protect our most precious resource.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 23 Pages
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