November is Native American Heritage Month

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It's Native American Heritage Month! It's a great time to learn more about the culture and histories of the tribes of the Americas. 

Our library contains hundreds of books and resources to help learn about Native American culture and history. Some great places to look for eBooks are Overdrive and Hoopla. Both of these digital library resources are available to all MPS students and staff. 


    

Hoopla also has multiple titles that can be checked out as class sets. Check out our post about Hoopla to learn more.

                               20 Native American Authors You Need to Read                                          

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