Penguin Random House Celebrates Native American Heritage Month with Featured Books
Penguin Random House is observing Native American Heritage Month by highlighting a selection of recently published and acclaimed nonfiction titles by and about Indigenous peoples. This initiative aims to celebrate the traditions, languages, and stories of Native American and Alaska Native communities, ensuring their rich histories and contributions are recognized. The featured books include 'OUR KNIVES WILL SAVE US: DISPATCHES FROM A WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE CHEF' by Nephi Craig, which explores food as a means of healing intergenerational wounds, and 'WE SURVIVED THE NIGHT' by Julian Brave NoiseCat, a narrative combining oral history and journalism about Indigenous survival. Other notable titles are 'TURTLE ISLAND: FOODS AND TRADITIONS OF THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF NORTH AMERICA' by Sean Sherman, 'NATIVE NATIONS: A MILLENNIUM IN NORTH AMERICA' by Kathleen DuVal, and 'MEDICINE RIVER: A STORY OF SURVIVAL AND THE LEGACY OF INDIAN BOARDING SCHOOLS' by Mary Annette Pember. The collection also includes 'AN INDIGENOU...
