<p><strong>A heartwarming story about lifelong love and loss told from the perspective of a grandfather’s favorite chair.</strong></p><p>Grampy’s chair sits in the middle of his living room and always keeps an […]
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Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island
How did you get your name? Who named you? Why were you given your name? How do we name our children? Using the traditional practice of naming children, this first […]
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<p><strong>A vibrant debut early chapter book series celebrating Cree culture and being true to yourself.</strong></p><p><strong>Look for Book 2, <em>Muskwa’s Tipi Talks</em>, coming in Spring 2025!</strong></p><p>Sarah Ponakey has moved to the […]
<p><b>From the author of <i>I’m Finding My Talk</i> comes a candid picture book about the importance of Indigenous place names, and acknowledging traditional lands.</b></p> <p>Sem is confused. The map Mr. […]
<p><b>From the author of <i>I’m Finding My Talk</i> comes a candid picture book about the importance of Indigenous place names, and acknowledging traditional lands.</b></p> <p>Sem is confused. The map Mr. […]
<p><strong>Award recognition for <em>My Indian</em></strong></p> <p><strong>***2022 ATLANTIC BOOK AWARDS: APMA BEST ATLANTIC-PUBLISHED BOOK AWARD – SHORTLIST***</strong></p> <p><strong>***2022 BMO WINTERSET AWARD – LONGLIST***</strong></p> <p><strong>***2022-2023 HACKMATACK AWARD: ENGLISH FICTION – SHORTLIST***<br> </strong></p> […]
<p>Matthew is touring around the Friendship Centre, where his uncle Hunter works. With language classes, drumming circles, feasts, and more, Matthew learns that the Friendship Centre provides a home away from home for urban Indigenous people. Matthew drums, smudges, and tastes freshly baked bannock, but his favourite parts of his visit are the people he meets.</p>
