indigenous peoples

Young readers will learn about the Aboriginal Australians, the development of their cultures, their methods of hunting and gathering, their rituals, and their daily lives.

When Pia discovers a hole in the electric fence surrounding the secret laboratory she's grown up in, she sneaks outside the compound meeting Eio, a boy from a nearby village, and they embark on a race to discover the truth of Pia's origin.

An immortal girl is raised in the depths of the Amazon only to discover that there is more to life than forever.

Offers young readers an introduction to indigenous peoples.

All eleven-year-old twins Oliver and Celia Navel want to do is watch television, but their explorer father takes them in search of El Dorado, the Lost City of Gold, and their long-lost mother.

While on a field trip to study native plants, Kenneth and Aleesa are transported to Hawaii in the 1890s, where they see first-hand the final days of the reign of Queen Liliuokalani and learn about native rights.

Describes the cultures of certain indigenous peoples, such as the Bushmen of the Kalahari and the forest people of Borneo, and examines how such cultures are threatened and changed by the encroachment of modern civilization.

This book discusses issues relating to indigenous peoples' rights, such as facing discrimination and economic disadvantage, their preference to practice full autonomy or a partial measure of it, and whether or not fair trade is a solution to many indigenous peoples' problems.

Emily Tempest returns to Moonlight Downs, the part-white, part-Aboriginal community in which she grew up, and finds trouble belonging in either group when she begins defending an outcast Aboriginal sorcerer accused of killing one of her old friends, the leader of the Moonlight Downs mob.