***FNCR 2026-Teen/Young Adult Bundle Special Offer

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The First Nation Communities READ (FNCR) 2026-2027 Award Program Longlist

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Sale price$533.66

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Welcome to the 2026-2027 First Nation Communities READ Award Program (FNCR) Longlist in the Young Adult's Category. GoodMinds.com is pleased to offer a bundle special offer, featuring 22 FNCR titles for Teens and Young Adults. 

A complimentary tote bag accompanies the order, when a complete bundle is purchased - the price of each book is discounted by 10%.

The books in our bundle have been chosen by Indigenous Public Librarians and celebrates the very best of Indigenous literature across Turtle Island.

52 Ways to Reconcile : How to Walk with Indigenous Peoples on the Path to Healing

7 Generations : A Plains Cree Saga. 2nd Ed. 15th anniversary Ed.

All the Little Monsters : How I Learned to Live with Anxiety

Algonquin Nation (HC). Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices).Indigenous Nations in North

America : Anishinaabek : The People and Nations (HC)

Charlie the Matachewan Moose

Cayuga Nation (HC). Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices).

Fierce Voice. The Métier Quartet 2.

I Am a Sixties Scoop Warrior (HC)

I Won’t Feel This Way Forever (PB)

Indigenous Nations in North America : Mi'kmaq : The People and Nation

Maddy’s Sash

Maggie Lou Meets Her Match

Mi'kmaq Nation (HC). Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices). 

Nish. 3. North Star

The Fragments that Remain

Touching Grass (HC)

The Haunted Blizzard (Graphic Novel)

The World's End,  Book 6 : The Misewa Saga (HC)

Worlds on Paper : Drawings from Kinngait

You Were Made for This World

*The Amazing Adventures of Sisi the Mouse (only available with this bundle)

NOTE: GoodMinds.com will contribute 5% of the net sale to the SILT Fund (Supporting Indigenous Libraries Today!). GoodMinds.com makes this contribution at no cost to the customer. Your support is appreciated! 

The First Nation Communities READ (FNCR) Award Program is the Ontario First Nation Public Library Community’s contribution to the reading movement. Launched in 2003 by the First Nations Public Library Community in Ontario with support from the Ontario Library Service, it promotes a community-based approach to reading.

FNCR celebrates the very best of Indigenous literature across Turtle Island. The program encourages family literacy and intergenerational storytelling as well as intergenerational knowledge transmission. FNCR also helps to increase awareness of the importance of First Nation, Métis and Inuit writing, illustration and publishing.

FNCREAD is funded by the government of Canada and sponsored by Periodical Marketers of Canada.

The only award program with an all First Nation Public Librarian jury, FNCR celebrates and holds up the very best in Indigenous literature in Canada.  Text from the FNCR website:

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