Native Northwest

24-page board book by Paul Windsor.

"The whole purpose of this book is to share the GOOD energy coming from all the experiences I've had in the past, present and going into the future. There are days that are challenging, but it is important to carry on, improve one's creativity, and learn to respect ourselves and the land we share. By doing so, we can gain a fresh start and a new beginning. GOOD MORNING TO YOU ON YOUR JOURNEY!" - Paul Windsor, Haisla, Heiltsuk 

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24 pages | 6" x 7.5" 

24-page board book by various Indigenous artists.

"Animals are highly respected in our culture and featured in our traditions. They are part of our stories, dances, songs, and in our dreams." - Francis Horne Sr., Coast Salish

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Board book format.  Also available as a hardcover book.

Night-time themed artistic view of animals, fish and insects of the Northwest Coast.

"Goodnight birds singing each other to sleep....Goodnight frogs croaking in the night....Goodnight owls keeping watch through the night". All of creation says: "Goodnight". Artwork from various Indigenous artists.

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Hardcover format.  Also available as a board book.

This 18-page board book introduces concepts such as opposites, shapes, counting, the alphabet, colours, and search and find using Northwest Coast art designs from various Indigenous artists such as Corey Bulpitt, Wolf Morrisseau, and Paul Windsor.

Learn the Alphabet with Northwest Coast Native Art is a 23-page board book that introduces young children to the alphabet. The letters include the upper and lower cases for each. Each letter is depicted with the letters and a drawing of a Northwest Coast animal, natural feature or object. For example the Letter H is for hummingbird ; the letter T is represented by Totem. Each artist's contribution is recognized in this important title for young children. This book also introduces young children to Northwest Coast art designs while helping reinforce the letters of the alphabet.

"Learn the Colours" is the result of a collaborative effort on the part of eight Northwest Coast native artists to produce a wonderful book for children who are just learning their colors. The book is made of heavy cardboard using soy-based inks, non-toxic coatings and paper sourced from sustainable forests.

"Learn to Count" is made of heavy cardboard using soy-based inks and non-toxic coatings. One Bear, Two Turtles and Three Hummingbirds are the beginning of learning how to count to Nine Frogs and Ten Ravens. Little children will be fascinated by all the shapes and colors this little book presents. And don't forget the Seven Baby Salmon and the Eight Ladybugs. You'll have to buy this book to see what Four and Five are.