Peggy MacTaggart
Peggy MacTaggart is a Métis with close ties to the Eagle Lake First Nations of Northern Ont., as well as Wabigoon First Nation, Ont. She moved to Quebec City in 1991 to take care of her aging parents. God Don't Make No Junk is Peggy's first published work and her first book.
Books (1)
Synopsis:
Accompany Bobbie as she traces back the path of her life; from her Ojibwa roots to her rejection of her culture following the horrific abuse she endured during her childhood. She reflects on her life with sadness and humor recalling her tumultuous marriage and divorce, her life as a single parent, her battle with drugs and alcohol and the long road back to her traditions that took decades. God don’t Make No Junk will stay in the readers mind long after they finish reading it.
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