Indian No More

In this poignant middle-grade novel, ten-year-old Regina Petit navigates the turmoil of identity and belonging as her tribe is declared nonexistent by the federal government. Relocating from the Grand Ronde reservation to Los Angeles, Regina encounters a diverse world and the harsh realities of racism alongside her new friends. With her family's struggles during the Civil Rights Era and the absence of their tribal community, Regina relies on her grandmother's stories to explore her sense of self in a changing landscape. Through her journey, she grapples with profound questions of identity: Who is Regina Petit? Is she Indian? Is she American?