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No Need For Ceremony: A Red River Metis Fantasy
$29.95
Artists:
Text Content Territories:
Indigenous Canadian; Métis;
Status: Available
Other Categories:
Kids Book | Kids Books | Fiction | Fantasy & Folklore | Picture Books | Métis | Indigenous Peoples | Indigenous Peoples in Canada | Métis | Teen Books | Fiction | Picture Books | Speculative Fiction | Indigenous Peoples | Indigenous Peoples in Canada | Métis
Synopsis:
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What if you saw Louis Riel's head floating down the street?
Riding her bike one hot summer afternoon, a Red River Métis woman named T-Bird sees Louis Riel’s head floating down the street. T-Bird had seen Riel’s head once before, when she was a little girl, and she ran away. But when she notices Riel’s head this time, T-Bird chases him down to discover that Riel is a living artist! T-Bird’s magical afternoon encounter with Louis Riel changes her life forever; through his vivid paintings and gentle compassion Riel helps her confront the pain and beauty of Red River Métis history and of her own life.
Educator Information
This picture book is recommended for readers ages 12+.
Additional Information
10" x 7" | 30 Pages
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