Bizhiw Miinawaa Miinan - Lynx and the Blueberries is a bi-lingual (Ojibwe & English) children's story about the love for Anishinaabe culture, the land, and traditional foods. Story and design are by Cecelia Rose LaPointe.  Illustrated by Dolly Peltier. Translated by Margaret Noodin in the Western standard spelling of Anishinaabemowin.

Ajijaak is a bi-lingual (Ojibwe & English) children's story about caring for the land and water.  Story and design are by Cecelia Rose LaPointe.  Illustrated by Dolly Peltier.  Translated by Margaret Noodin in the Western standard spelling of Anishinaabemowin.

Ojibwe Thesaurus, First Edition is written by Patricia Ningewance and will updated with new words periodically. This book is intended for fluent Ojibwe language writers, translators and advanced learners.  It’s not a Dictionary.  It contains synonyms and related words to help you find that elusive word when you’re writing or translating as well as advance your literacy using the Double Vowel system.  It uses Western Ojibwe and Manitoba dialects.  

Gookom's Language: Learning Ojibwe, by Patrica Ningewance accompanies the workbook and CD: Talking Gookum's Language to help with pronunciation. Use this book to learn the language, Ojibwe. Each lesson has vocabulary, dialogues and grammatical explanations. Short stories are added in later lessons. A two-way glossary at the back contains useful vocabulary, expressions and placenames from Canada and the USA.  

Talking Gookom’s Language Workbook and CD goes along with Gookom’s Language: Learning Ojibwe textbook with lessons, pronunciation, grammar, dialogues and English-Ojibwe, Ojibwe-English glossaries. 

Pocket Ojibwe, A Phrasebook for Nearly All Occasions, by Patricia M. Ningewance, is a phrasebook organized in 12 sections for what to say in the Anishinaabe language: Introduction; On arrival from the airport or bus depot; On the phone; Visiting in the community; At a conference; At the school; The store or casino; At the hospital; The police; In court; In the social worker's office; In the bush; At a ceremony. Anishinaabe placenames and an english-ojibwe glossary is included.

Pocket Ojibwe, A Phrasebook for Nearly All Occasions, was reprinted in 2017 after originally being published in 2007. The authors are Patricia Ningewance Nadeau and Trevor Greyeyes. The book is intended for children aged 8 to 15. It is not meant to teach a person how to speak on their own. There are no lessons or explanations of grammar instead there are ready-to-use phrases and words for immediate solutions. There are seven sections to this book.

Ghost Lake by Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler is the companion volume to Adler’s Indigenous horror novel, Wrist also published by Kegedonce Press. In Ghost Lake, thirteen stories feature an interrelated cast of characters and their brushes with the mysterious.

Anishnaabemwin A Beginners' Ojibway Language Course by Barbara Nolan begins by introducing the grammar. Through a series of lessons: sounds, greetings, feelings, verbs and nouns places and activities beginners learn to understand Ojibway.

Journeyman is a first-person biography of Ojibwe right winger Jamie Leach, son of the legendary NHL superstar Reggie Leach. Written in close consultation with Jamie and his mother, by Anna Rosner, readers will learn about the struggles Jamie conquered. Follow the fascinating hockey trajectory from his childhood years watching his father play for the Philadelphia Flyers, to Jamie’s first goal in the NHL. Journeyman touches on Jamie’s summers on Lake Winnipeg, the World Junior Hockey Championships, his life in the minor leagues, and his eventual draft into the NHL as a Pittsburgh Penguin.