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Winner of the 2014 McNally Robinson Book for Young People Award, Younger Category.
A unique book for young children that teaches counting from one to ten in the Cree language. Both words and pictures reflect the rich culture and tradition of the Cree people.
Juvenile Fiction / People & Places / Canada / Indigenous
Juvenile Fiction / Concepts / Counting & Numbers
Juvenile Fiction / Performing Arts / Dance
About this Author
Penny M. Thomas, of Cree-Ojibway background, believes in approaching healing from all directions, with storytelling key to this purpose. She is an advocate for First Nations people and works in the field of psychology and therapy. She is also the author of Nimoshom and His Bus.
Melinda Josie, a graduate of Sheridan College, is an award-winning artist, illustrator, and textile designer. Her illustrations appear in children's books, magazines, and commercial projects. An accomplished fine artist, Melinda has had a number of gallery shows and private commissions. Her work reflects the nature and magic of her Northern Ontario roots. She currently lives in Toronto.
Melinda Josie, a graduate of Sheridan College, is an award-winning artist, illustrator, and textile designer. Her illustrations appear in children's books, magazines, and commercial projects. An accomplished fine artist, Melinda has had a number of gallery shows and private commissions. Her work reflects the nature and magic of her Northern Ontario roots. She currently lives in Toronto.
Reviews
Recommended.
Selected for Best Books for Kids & Teens
Highly Recommended.
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