Affectée par le départ de sa mère, Tiffany, une jeune Anishinaabe, cherche à prendre en main son existence, entre son père et sa Mamie Ruth, sur la réserve de Lac-aux-Loutres, dans le centre de l’Ontario. Alors qu’elle compose déjà difficilement avec l’autorité de son père, les exigences de l’école et le début d’une relation amoureuse avec un garçon non autochtone, Tiffany voit sa vie bousculée par un mystérieux personnage, Pierre L’Errant, que son père a décidé de prendre comme chambreur.

Chuck the Different Vampire is written by Marla Paul Merasty and illustrated by Alan Margolis. This is the story of Chuck, a different young vampire. He is longing to be in the sun and day-time world. Along his way he finds out he has a special power that allows him to be in the sun...manners and being polite. While out in his community he meets a young girl with Cerebral Palsy and they become friends. This story aligns with Jordan’s Principle.
 

In Diabolical, the most recent fantasy novel from Choctaw author Cynthia Leitich Smith characters from her previous novels and new ones appear for a climactic showdown. When "slipped" angel Zachary and his werewolf pal, Kieren, arrive under suspicious circumstances to the mysterious New England boarding school, Scholomance Academy, they quickly find themselves in a hellish lockdown with an intriguing assortment of secretive, hand-picked students.

The Night Wanderer: A Graphic Novel is the long-awaited reformatting of Ojibwe author Drew Hayden Taylor's gothic novel into a graphic novel. Adapted by Alison Kooistra and illustrated in black and white with a bit of red by Michael Wyatt, this graphic novel takes the main characters from the novel and adapts them to comic book format. Teenager Tiffany Hunter is a disgruntled high school student who lives with her dysfunctional family on a small Ojibwe reserve. Otter Lake is her home and living at her house are her father and his mother.

The Night Wanderer: A Graphic Novel is the long-awaited reformatting of Ojibwe author Drew Hayden Taylor's gothic novel into a graphic novel. Adapted by Alison Kooistra and illustrated in black and white with a bit of red by Michael Wyatt, this graphic novel takes the main characters from the novel and adapts them to comic book format. Teenager Tiffany Hunter is a disgruntled high school student who lives with her dysfunctional family on a small Ojibwe reserve. Otter Lake is her home and living at her house are her father and his mother.

Eternal: Zachary’s Story is a 160-page graphic novel by written by Creek children's author Cynthia Leitich Smith. With illustrations by Ming Doyle this volume is the reimagined graphic novel seen through the eyes of Zachary, teenage guardian angel. Part of the Eternal series of gothic novels, this story is told from guardian angel Zachary’s point of view. It includes new scenes not seen in the preceding prose novel Eternal. Reckless guardian angel Zachary has an unusual assignment. He’s meant to save the soul of Miranda, high-school theater wannabe turned glamorous royal vampire.

In Diabolical, the most recent fantasy novel from Choctaw author Cynthia Leitich Smith characters from her previous novels and new ones appear for a climactic showdown. When "slipped" angel Zachary and his werewolf pal, Kieren, arrive under suspicious circumstances to the mysterious New England boarding school, Scholomance Academy, they quickly find themselves in a hellish lockdown with an intriguing assortment of secretive, hand-picked students.

Blessed is the third installment of Cynthia Leitich Smith's Tantalize dark fantasy novel series. Quincie P. Morris scrambles to adjust to her new life as a teenage vampire, help Kieren her best friend, true love, and a hybrid werewolf clear his name of murder charges, prevent a vampire from bringing about the end of the world, and maintain her dead parents' restaurant, but when Zachary, her newly hired waiter, reveals his true nature and a flaming sword, Quincie takes off with him to put an end to the bloodshed and save the world.

Wolf Mark: A Novel is the 2011 novel by prolific Abenaki author Joseph Bruchac. In Wolf Mark, Bruchac combines the current thirsts of teen readers for vampires, werewolves, espionage, military black ops, DNA manipulation, and multiethnic love interest. The novel begins with Luke King, a teen attending high school who finds it difficult to make friends and keep them. His a Native American father who at one time was a black ops agent for the military has taken to drinking and staying home in their small trailer on the outskirts of town.

Tantalize: Kieren's Story, a graphic novel version of Tantalize, seen through Kieren's werewolf eyes, written by Creek children's author Cynthia Leitich Smith. In this young adult series set in Austin, Texas, the author has created characters such as Quincie, the high school student who has inherited her parents' Italian restaurant, and Kieren, her best friend who just happens to be a werewolf-human hybrid. Readers of Tantalize followed Quincie's point of view but now in this graphic novel readers can follow Kieren's perspective.