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Medicine Wheel Publishing – Medicine Wheel Publishing empowers Indigenous Storytellers and Elders to publish authentic cultural storiesMedicine Wheel Publishing – Medicine Wheel Publishing empowers Indigenous Storytellers and Elders to publish authentic cultural stories Free shipping! Until March 1st, 2026, Canada Only.* About Who we are Giving Back Publish with us Distribution Authors Books English Books French Books Book Packages Board Games Indigenous Language Catalogue Online Classroom Digital Products Teacher Lesson Plans Licensing Contact Get in Touch Author Submissions Illustrator Submissions Protocols and Policies Student Artwork Student Writing Shop Online Looking to buy our books and resources? Visit Our Online Store SHOP ONLINE Artist in Residence KID’S Publishing Program CREATE A BOOK! LEARN MORE Bring Phyllis Webstad into YourClassroom/School/District Digitally Enter The Circle of Learning LEARN MORE New Releases & Upcoming Books. Medicine Wheel Publishing is excited to offer you a sneak peek into some of our upcoming titles, as well as some of our new releases. Follow the links below to order your own copy, and discover our feature pages, where we have curated for you some exclusive details about the book, the author, and what others are saying. The Trees Talk When the mighty oak whispers, you will hearThat our loved ones are still very near.The Trees Talk is a lyrical poem that teaches children about the wisdom of the trees. When our loved ones pass on to the next world, author Jennifer Scott encourages us to sit with the trees. They carry messages from our ancestors for each of us, if we just take the time to listen. Learn More Tess’s Red Dress Using age-appropriate and empathetic language, Tess’s Red Dress introduces young children to Red Dress Day and the importance of remembering the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People.Four-year-old Tess is excited to welcome her new baby sibling into the world! She asks her mom what it was like growing up with a sibling. Tess’s mom tells her stories about baking in the kitchen, singing loudly in the bathtub, sharing a bedroom, and braiding her sister’s hair. Learn More The Truth in Truth and Reconciliation Educational Board Game For Middle and Elementary School It features three distinct decks of truth and consequence cards, a reversible board, and dedicated rules and curriculum for each grade group.Through collaborative play, students work together to navigate challenges, reinforcing key lessons on interconnectedness, community and working together. The game includes a pre-colonial map that slowly changes throughout the gameplay to demonstrate the effects of colonization, and show the diversity of different Indigenous communities across Turtle Island. Learn More About Medicine Wheel Publishing Who We Are Medicine Wheel Publishing creates award winning, culturally authentic Indigenous books, resources and tools specialized for moral and cultural education. Each book teaches a positive moral message designed to invite all children, youth and adults to engage and participate in culture with authenticity and respect. Medicine Wheel Publishing is the publisher of many Indigenous authors as well as being the official publisher of Orange Shirt Day written by the Orange Shirt Society. Medicine Wheel Publishing has books in thousands of locations across Canada and the United States. In all of Medicine Wheel Publishing’s books, every word and image has the explicit approval of the Indigenous storytellers and Elders connected to the story. As of 2023, Medicine Wheel Publishing has over 40 books published and is distributed and represented by Publishers Group Canada for Canadian sales and Publishers Group West in the United States. Medicine Wheel Publishing has been featured on CBC books, referenced in the House of Commons and appeared on national television. Medicine Wheel Publishing was founded by Teddy Anderson (Yeíl S’aghi) who is multicultural and an adopted member of the Carcross Tagish First Nations of the Tlingit Community. Teddy is also a board member of Books BC. News Articles Publishing with Purpose: An Interview with Medicine Wheel Publishing’s Teddy Anderson “At Medicine Wheel Publishing we are very grateful to be part of a greater ongoing change. With Truth and Reconciliation efforts underway across Turtle Island, it is so important that we all learn the truth so we can move forward together…” Aug 11th, 2025 Astound TV Network – Cultural Bridges “Welcome to Cultural Bridges. Here we discuss the positive influences from people of different cultures. I’m your host, Artie Freeman. Joining me today in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, is the founder of Medicine Wheel Teddy Anderson.” Medicine Wheel Publishing and Marisa Alps win Books BC awards “Books BC has announced the winners of two awards that celebrate the best of the province’s publishing industry.Medicine Wheel Publishing is set to receive the Jim Douglas Publisher of the Year award, while industry veteran Marisa…” Apr 30th, 2024 Medicine Wheel Publishing Elders’ and Educators’ Council As of 2022, Medicine Wheel Publishing is supported by an Indigenous Elders’ and Educators’ Council made up of knowledgeable members of the Indigenous community who advise our cultural practices and help us to walk in a good way. Each offering their own expertise that helps guide our process and system to ensure authenticity and quality. Medicine wheel Publishing acknowledges that we live and work on the unceded traditional territory of the Coast Salish People including the Scia’new people, the lək̓ʷəŋən people and the T’Sou-ke people. Our Authors Medicine Wheel Publishing partners with a range of talented Indigenous authors and storytellers. Jennifer Scott Cultural Connections: Yakama Band of Indians Home Base: Washington State Author Page Carolyn Roberts Cultural Connections: St’at’imc and Sto:lo Home Base: Vancouver BC Author Page Cheryl Isbister Cultural Connections: Métis Home Base: Victoria BC Author Page Alfreda Beartrack Algeo Cultural Connections: Kul Wicasa Tribe Home Base: Palisade, Colorado Author Page Phyllis Webstad Cultural Connections: Secwépemc and Irish/French Home Base: Williams Lake, BC Author Page Kristy McLeod Cultural Connections: Métis Home Base: Victoria, BC Author Page Dawn Smoke Cultural Connections: Ojibway/ Mohawk Home Base: Alderville First Nation, ON Author Page Maria DesJarlait Cultural Connections: Arikara tribe/ Ojibwe Home Base: Illinois, US Author Page Michael Gauthier Cultural Connections: Cree Home Base: Ontario Author Page Blair Beaucage Cultural Connections: Ojibway Home Base: Nipissing First Nation Author Page Kung Jaadee Cultural Connections: X̱aayda (Haida), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Home Base: Vancouver, BC Author Page Orange Shirt Society Home Base: Williams Lake, BC Author Page Galksi De’entkw (Peter Thomas Mckay) Cultural Connections: Nisga’a First Nation Author Page Pershlie “Perci” Ami Cultural Connections: Hopi/Tewa Tribe Home Base: Phoenix, AZ Author Page Carol Rose GoldenEagle Cultural Connections: Cree/Dene Home Base: Sandy Bay, SK Author Page Karen Whetung Cultural Connections: Anishinaabe, mixed European ancestry Home Base: Victoria, BC Author Page Willie Poll Cultural Connections: Métis (Métis Nation of Ontario) Home Base: Prince Edward Island Author Page Kevin Locke Cultural Connections: Lakota and Anishinabe Home Base: Wakapala, South Dakota Author Page Lindsay Christina King Cultural Connections: Ojibway Home Base: Pikangikum First Nation, ON Author Page James Corbiere (Waabi Makoohns) Cultural Connections: Aanishinaabe, Bear Clan Home Base: Cowichan Valley, BC Author Page Ren Louie Cultural Connections: Nuu-chah-nulth, African-American, and Ukranian Home Base: Lekwungen and WSÁNEĆ Territory, Victoria, BC Author Page Corinne George Cultural Connections: Wet’suwet’enfrom the Gidimt’en Clan (Bear Clan) Home Base: Burns Lake, BC Author Page Carrie, Kelly and River Armstrong Cultural Connections: Métis Home Base: Edmonton, AB Author Page David Bouchard Cultural Connections: Ojibway, Métis Home Base: Victoria, BC Author Page Theresa “Corky” Larsen-Jonasson Cultural Connections: Cree, Danish, Métis Home Base: Red Deer, AB Author Page Trudy Spiller Cultural Connections: Gitxsan Nation Home Base: Victoria, BC Author Page Juliana Armstrong Cultural Connections: Ojibway Home Base: Nipissing First Nation, ON Author Page Giving Back Medicine Wheel Publishing believes that all things in life are interrelated in one sacred circle — one world, one people, one planet and one community. The teaching is profound, yet simple. What goes into your circle will come back to you. That’s why, since its inception, Medicine Wheel Publishing has strived to always give back in a meaningful way that completes that circle.   Medicine Wheel Publishing has donated over 15,000 books to Indigenous schools and communities as well as offering over $300,000 in donations or discounts to Indigenous communities, teachers, social workers, and more.  Medicine Wheel Publishing has donated over $25,000 to non-profits including the following: The Orange Shirt Society “The Orange Shirt Society creates awareness of the individual, family and community inter-generational impacts of Indian Residential Schools.” Indian Residential School Survivor Society “The Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS) is a provincial organization that provides essential services to residential school survivors and families experiencing intergenerational trauma. We have been supporting Indigenous people since 1994.” ArtsCan Circle “ArtsCan Circle opens pathways where youth not just collaborate with artists but have access to instruments and creative tools as well so that youth can ultimately share their stories through a multitude of creative expressions.” Why Publish with Medicine Wheel Publishing Medicine Wheel Publishing offers Indigenous storytellers a welcoming and safe space to share their life stories, cultural teachings and truths while accessing expertise in the publishing world. With a relationship-based publishing program that empowers authors with creative control, we ensure cultural authenticity and respect for all. If you have a book idea you’d like to share, please see our “submit a script” section. Phyllis Webstad “I am so glad I met Teddy and his publishing company. Other publishers didn’t know how to work with me, but Teddy knew right away how to get the story from my brain and heart onto the paper. I strongly recommend his company, he and his staff are growing into a larger company and are able to help and be there for many more truth-tellers. Kukstemcw Teddy Anderson for publishing my story!” Kevin Locke “Having done several projects with Medicine Wheel, I highly recommend their professionalism and products. They go to great lengths to ensure that the narratives are authentically Indigenous and transcend tribal/cultural specific themes to accentuate universal human values.  Readers of every background around the globe will identify with and find deep meaning in their materials.  The books also contain stimulating study questions to help the readers identify take-away themes and ideas. Each book has excellent, inspirational illustrations that breathe the spirit of color and added vitality, and propel each storyline. These books fill a vital role in helping young readers to connect with our collective heritage as part of one world.” Kung Jaadee “Mr. Anderson was always considerate of me, and my feelings towards everything in the creation of my book, Raven’s Feast. Mr. Anderson has listened carefully to all of my suggestions for changes in the text and the illustrations for my story. I have been treated with utmost respect and dignity. I have been treated like an equal partner for every decision; every edit, regardless of how minor has been discussed, often at length. Mr. Anderson has called me on several occasions to ensure complete clarity on both our parts. He’s approachable and open to all suggestions. He’s flexible and willing to be there, to hold my hand, as it were, as I have never published a book before. I am most grateful to him and to his team in the completion of my book. It’s beautiful! I am proud to bring it to my children and to my grandchildren as well; to enjoy for years to come.” Our Distribution & Representation Medicine Wheel Publishing is proudly represented by Publishers Group Canada and distributed by Raincoast Books for Canadian sales. For U.S. sales, we are proudly represented and distributed by Publishers Group West by Ingram Content Group. If you are a retailer who is interested in ordering some of our authentic Indigenous-authored books, please see below for more information on who you can contact. Canadian Distribution Customer Service and Book Orders Raincoast Books 2440 Viking Way, Richmond, BC • V6V 1N2 Monday to Friday: 7:00 am to 4:30 pm PST 1-800-663-5714 • Fax: 1-800-565-3770 customerservice@raincoast.com Canadian Representation Mailing Address Raincoast Books Publishers Group Canada 201-128A Sterling Road, Toronto, ON • M6R 2B7 416-934-9900 • Toll Free: 1-800-747-8147 • Fax: 416-934-1410 info@pgcbooks.ca Sales Representatives ONTARIO & QUEBEC Michael Martin Martin & Associates Sales Agency 594 Windermere Avenue, Toronto, ON • M6S 3l8 416-460-7115 • Fax: 647-372-5308 michael@martinsalesagency.ca Heather Roberts Martin & Associates Sales Agency #3-12 High Park Ave, Toronto, ON • M6P 2R9 226-700-9157 heather@martinsalesagency.ca LIBRARIES & ATLANTIC CANADA Margot Stokreef 594 Windermere Avenue, Toronto, ON • M6S 3l8 416-697-5620 • Fax: 647-372-5308 margot@martinsalesagency.ca BRITISH COLUMBIA, ALBERTA & THE TERRITORIES Heather Read Read and Co Books c/o Bridget Clark 760 Menawood Place, Victoria, BC • V8Y 2Z6 250-532-3976 • Fax: 250-984-7631 readandcobooks@gmail.com Bridget Clark Read and Co Books 760 Menawood Place, Victoria, BC • V8Y 2Z6 778-772-1276 • Fax: 250-984-7631 bridget@readandcobooks.ca SASKATCHEWAN, MANITOBA & NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO Rorie Bruce 737 Montrose Street, Winnipeg, MB • R3M 3M5 204-781-1769 • Fax: 204-487-3993 rorbruce@mymts.net Mailing AddressRaincoast BooksPublishers Group Canada201-128A Sterling RoadToronto, OntarioCanada, M6R 2B7 Phone: 416-934-9900Toll Free: 1-800-747-8147Fax: 416-934-1410Email: info@pgcbooks.ca U.S. Distribution & Representation INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORES & HIGHER EDUCATION ACCOUNTS Tel: 866-400-5351 Fax: 800-838-1149 Email: ips@ingramcontent.com IPS SAN: 6318630 NATIONAL ACCOUNTS Please contact your PGW sales rep or customer service. 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