kimotinâniwiw itwêwina (Stolen Words). Dual Language - Plains Cree and English. Cree Set against the beauty and

Set against the beauty and ruggedness of the Labrador coast

Each letter of the alphabet has a colour illustration about some aspect of playing and watching basketball

The second part of the book covers the seasonal round of activities that the Inuit people followed before the introduction of Christianity

such as smudge sticks and prayer ties

Introductions and forewords are provided by Chief Gisdaywa (Alfred Joseph) of the Witsuwit'en

kimotinâniwiw itwêwina (Stolen Words). Dual Language - Plains Cree and English. Cree Set against the beauty andkimotinniwiw itwwina Stolen Words by author Melanie Florence, illustrator Gabrielle Grimard and translated into Cree by Dolores Sand and Gayle Weenie is a primary level picture book that explains language loss among First Nations residential school survivors and their descendants. Told through the eyes of a child and her grandfather, the book captures the close and caring relationship between generations as the girl learns about residential schools