The Apple Tree by first-time author Sandy Tharp-Thee tells the story of a contemporary Cherokee boy who plants an apple seed and already sees the mature apple tree it is meant to be
These personal accounts and opinions regarding the Indian Act and its enforcement make for challenging and thought-provoking reading
Ziggy might not have any control over the past -- but if he learns the lessons of the storytellers
la force et la détermination nécessaires pour passer à travers les épreuves et les tortures infligées par des hommes et des femmes qui prétendaient être là pour la sauver et pour l'éduquer
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Discovering Words : English, French, Cree (Pre-Order for Sept 1/26) YA-Graphic Novels The Apple Tree by first-timeNeepin Auger is a Cree artist, educator, and mother. Originally from the Bigstone Cree Nation in northern Alberta, she has been painting for over ten years, having studied art under her father, Dale Auger, a renowned First Nations artist and author of the award winning childrens book Mwakwa Talks to the Loon: A Cree Story for Children. This is a new format for Young Readers and transforms Neepin Augers bestselling board books into playful and
