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136 pp.
| Annick |
April, 2025 |
TradeISBN 9781773219530$24.99
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PaperISBN 9781773219547$16.99
(3)
YA
This absorbing and accessible collection highlights Indigenous voices across history and contemporary times. Through profiles of poets, novelists, artists, and historians, the authors present a nuanced narrative of Indigenous resilience and creativity. Stunning photos, archival images, and sidebars enrich the reading experience, while difficult histories are addressed with honesty. Though somewhat loosely structured, the book’s powerful storytelling and diverse perspectives make it a valuable and enlightening read. Back matter includes an afterword, sources, resources, image credits, and an index.