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Keeping your Family together

When We Were Alone by David Alexander Robertson

Grandpa’s Girls by Nicola I. Campbell

August 20, 2021 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Both books are very different but have the common thread of having a Native American influence, or backdrop. These would be great books to add to any collection. They both are fabulous examples of the meaning of friendship. I preferred When We Were Alone more than Grandpa’s Girls for several reasons. One reason I enjoyed it was the serious tone of the book. This might turn some people off, but even then, David Alexander Robertson has infused a great hopefulness as well. When We Were […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, History, Non-Fiction Tagged With: Canada- Indigenous, cousins, David Alexander Robertson, family, Farms, grandfathers, grandmothers, grandmothers & granddaughters, grandparents, Julie Flett, Kim Lafave, Nicola I. Campbell, Ntlakyapamuk Indians, People & Places, School & Education

BlackRaven's CBR13 Review No:243 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, History, Non-Fiction · Tags: Canada- Indigenous, cousins, David Alexander Robertson, family, Farms, grandfathers, grandmothers, grandmothers & granddaughters, grandparents, Julie Flett, Kim Lafave, Nicola I. Campbell, Ntlakyapamuk Indians, People & Places, School & Education ·
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A Day with Yayah

April 25, 2018 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

A Day with Yayah is Nicola I. Campbell’s way of sharing her First Nation culture with everyone. Set in Nicola Valley, British Columbia one First Nation family goes together on a special hunting trip. Not only to they find the mushrooms and herbs Yayah needs, but the children learn a bit about their culture as well. They learn rituals, about plant life, about the natural world and how to properly pronounce words from their native language. There is not a lot of action as one […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Julie Flett, Nicola I. Campbell

BlackRaven's CBR10 Review No:95 · Genres: Uncategorized · Tags: Julie Flett, Nicola I. Campbell ·
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