Books to Decolonize your Mindset
Fiction and Non-Fiction books that challenge colonial frameworks either through storytelling and/or through information. These books are books that have had an impact on me - but open to suggestions to build this out further!






Two and Through
Duologies. Duologies! A list full of duologies. This has a collection of titles I'm interested in and some recommended to me. To save you the trouble, I made sure to put both books in a duology in this list. Enjoy! ๐






Indigenous Horror
Wide definition of horror | story collections included if at least one was written by an Indigenous author | mostly authors from Turtle Island (North America)






YA Books with Indigenous American Representation
Books by and about Indigenous Americans. Full list available at: https://www.underground-bookshelf.com/resources/2093054_ya-books-with-indigenous-representation-from-the-americas






Works by Never Whistle at Night Authors
Form the two short story collections- Never Whistle at Night and Never Whistle at Night II: Back for Blood here are some of the works by authors from these collections.






Indigenous Fiction
Fiction Stories based on Indigenous/American Indian/Native American culture.






Indigenous books
I'm coming at this from a Canadian Metis point of view and I welcome other suggestions for the list.






Read the North ๐จ๐ฆ
Celebrating Canadian authors, with an emphasis on fiction. I'm also trying to include a lot of Indigenous authors in this list! Open to suggestions.






Canadian Literature
I wish we could make communal lists, because this would be a helpful one to be able to ask others to contribute to






Finding Humanity After Humanity Has Ended
These post-apocalyptic stories examine our current world despite being set after (or sometimes during) the collapse of society. Whether it be critiquing government systems, power dynamics, the flaws and strengths of humans, environmental changes, these stories all have something to explore.





