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| Weight | 0.120 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21 × 21 × 0.5 cm |
| Options | Paperback |
| Printed | in Canada |
| Sustainability | FSC Certified |
ISBN: 978-1-7778947-1-9
In Our Traditional Territory
$16.95
Join the Journey with a Delicious Ending!
Monica Weaver (Burns Lake First Nation) shares her detailed memories of traditional fishing with the family. Vividly illustrated by Maedeh Mosaverzadeh.
On the river, beaver smacks his tail, the salmon swim, and a family pull in the catch. As a member of her community, six-year-old Monica participates in the traditional salmon harvest among the picturesque scenery, cold mornings, warm fires, and extended family.
Ages 3-8.
Created to honour memories, In Our Traditional Territory can also seed questions such as “where is our Territory?” and “what is a Traditional Territory?”
Written by Monica Weaver, illustrated by Maedeh Mosaverzadeh, and edited by Tara Solomon.
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