Aboriginal, non-Canadian

Braine, Susan. 1995. Drumbeat, Heartbeat: A Celebration of the Powwow. Minneapolis, MN: Learner Publications. ISBN: 0-8225-9711-X
Age: 10 - 16
Language: English
Subject: Children, Youth; Non-Fiction; Multiple Nations

Writer and photographer, Susan Braine, uses her own photos to describe what happens at a powwow from the grand entry to the various dances and drum groups. She also weaves in history.

Canadian, Aboriginal

Brass, Eleanor. Illustrator/ Henry Nanooch. 1978. Medicine Boy and Other Cree Tales. Alberta: Glenbow Museum. ISBN: 09-19224-04-0
Age: 8 - 11
Language: English
Subject: Children; Myths & Legends; Cree

This is a collection of short legends that includes the story of the White Buffalo and the story of Qu’Appelle.

Canadian, Aboriginal

Braz, Albert. 2003. The False Traitor, Louis Riel in Canadian Culture. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press. ISBN: 0-8020-8314-5
Age: 16+
Language: English
Subject: Adult; Non-Fiction; Biography; Metis

Louis Riel has been described as a traitor, a rebel, a liberator, and a hero. In this book, Braz collects together material about Riel and then analyzes how different people could see one man so differently.

Canadian

Brookes, Diane. 1999. Spring Blizzard. Yellowknife, NT: Raven Rock Publishing.
ISBN: 1-894303-04-0
Age: Pre-school – 10
Language: English
Subject: Children; Fiction; Arctic

This is a story about a young girl in the north who gets dressed in her winter clothes to go out to play.