Rabbit Chase

Rabbit Chase is a graphic novel by Elizabeth LaPensée rooted in Anishinaabe culture, following a Two-Spirit kid who is pulled into an Ojibwe story world. The book blends fast-paced adventure with teachings about identity, community, and responsibility, giving older tweens and teens an engaging way to encounter Indigenous perspectives. Created by an Indigenous author and game designer, it offers representation many readers rarely see in mainstream comics. Parents appreciate that a single volume can prompt discussions about gender, colonization, and cultural survival while still feeling like fun reading. It’s a standard-priced graphic novel, often available through libraries, making it a high-impact, accessible choice.