Most Recent Additions*
The Best Children's Books of 2025: Holiday Gift Edition
Bank Street College of Education. Children's Book Committee
#41: Hope and Innovation in School Leadership
Kristin Freda
#42: Fun with Fungi!
Kristin Freda
The Mobility Impact: Implications and solutions for families on the move with an original book for children.
Sarah Willis
"It's Really the Support System that Makes It" Expanding Infant-Toddler Child Care Option in New York, Voices from the Field
Mark K. Nagasawa
The Healing Power of Diverse Voices
Brian Lee Young
The world doesn’t look just one way
Kim Spencer
Kryptonian Frybread
Byron Graves
The Role of Native and Non-Native Teachers in Selecting Children’s Literature by Native Authors
Trisha Moquino, Katie Kitchens, Laini Szostkowski, Tiffany Jewell, and Debbie Reese
Utilizing and Creating Indigenous Children’s Literature to Reclaim the Endangered Hoche Language
Jue Wang
“We Sing Too:” Pedagogical Approaches for Listening to Children in Indigenous Picturebooks
Rachel Stubbs, Anja Dressler Araujo, Kari Dressler, Jadyn Fischer-McNabb, Aubrey Hanson, and Erin Spring
Making Connections to the Local: Exploring the Role of Indigenous Literature in Early Childhood Education
Lori Huston, Dr. Jan Hare, Ashleigh Janis, and Leigh Kweon
The Legacy of Language: Indigenous Language in Children’s Fiction
Christine Hartman Derr
Nurturing Authentic Indigenous Voices in Indigenous Children’s and Young Adult Literature: An Aotearoa New Zealand Case Study
Nicola Daly, Julie Barbour, Darryn Joseph, Te Kani Price, Pania Tahau-Hodges, Kawata Teepa, Nic Vanderschantz, Eboni Waitere, and Bryony Walker
An Indigenous Feminist Reading Praxis for Imagining Anti-Colonial Futurities: Honouring the Spirit and Intent of Katherena Vermette’s Writings
Jennifer Brant, Erenna Morrison, Jasmine Rice, and Gayatri Thakor
Introduction: Why Indigenous Children’s and Young Adult Literature Matters
Joaquin Muñoz and Dawn Quigley
*Updated as of 12/04/25.