Stories for Every Child

Baby Raven Reads isn’t just for Indigenous families—it’s for everyone.

These books invite all readers to experience Southeast Alaska Native cultures through authentic storytelling—sharing knowledge, values, and creativity across generations.

Featuring the Work of Michaela Goade

One of the artists behind the series, Michaela Goade, has been part of Trickster Company since the beginning—designing our very first catalog.

Her work is immersive and alive, drawing readers into the ocean, forest, and seasons of Alaska. She later became the first Native American to receive the Caldecott Medal for We Are Water Protectors.

Every Purchase Gives Back

When you purchase a Baby Raven Reads book, you’re supporting more than a story.

A portion of proceeds goes directly to Sealaska Heritage Institute—funding language revitalization, cultural programs, and youth education.

Why It Matters

When children see themselves in books, it builds confidence, pride, and belonging.

When all children read these stories, it builds understanding.

In the early days of Trickster Company, Michaela Goade reached out to support our new business, designing our first catalog—an effort that quickly earned recognition and marked the beginning of a meaningful connection. Today, her work is celebrated worldwide, including her historic Caldecott Medal win for We Are Water Protectors. Her upcoming exhibition, Michaela Goade: Song of the Seasons, opening May 1, 2026 at the Anchorage Museum, celebrates the beauty of Alaska through her signature, dreamlike watercolor style—art that also lives within the pages of beloved books available at Trickster Company.

Trickster Company proudly presents the White Raven Jersey, designed by co-founder Crystal Worl for the All Out Alaska Basketball Camp. Crafted from premium pro mesh and featuring bold Northwest Coast art, this limited-edition jersey gives back—60% of every sale supports youth basketball in Alaska. Celebrate community, culture, and the love of the game with this unique collaboration.

Join chef and storyteller Pati Jinich on a journey along the legendary Pan-American Highway, from Alaska’s wild landscapes to Canada’s vibrant heartland. In this three-part PBS series, she explores the foods, cultures, and stories that connect the Americas—celebrating migration, identity, and the ties that unite us across borders.

JUNEAU, Alaska — Crystal Kaakeeyáa Rose Demientieff Worl’s art is now officially on the move — literally. The newest specialty license plate from the Alaska DMV features her original design, created in collaboration with the University of Alaska Southeast (UAS), and is now available for Alaskans who want to show their pride in Indigenous culture and higher education. The plate showcases a formline-style whale fluke dipping into Southeast Alaska’s ocean waters, surrounded by the mountains and sky that define the region. The image reflects the deep connections between land, sea, and people — a relationship at the heart of Trickster...