3 Graphic Novels with Indigenous Characters

Redbone
by Christian Staebler, Sonia Paolini and Thibault Balahy

This incredible graphic novel tells the story of a highly influential rock group whose music changed the international music scene forever. 
Read more about the book here and find it in our library catalog, here.​

The Outside Circle 
by Patti LaBoucane and Kelly Mellings

Follow brothers Joey and Pete as they battle the negative influences that seem inescapable and a disproportionately white judicial system. The duo resort to traditional Native healing circles to survive and restore their lives. Read more about the book here and find it in our library catalog, here.

This Place: 150 Years Retold
by a collection of Indigenous authors

This book retraces the past 150 years of what is now Canada through the eyes of Indigenous creators. These stories, some fiction some nonfiction, beautifully illustrate how Indigenous peoples have survived a post-apocalyptic world since contact. 
Read more about the book here and find it in our library catalog, as a book here or as an ebook here.

For more library materials written by and about Indigenous peoples, check out our Indigenous Heritage Month Booklist here.
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