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Melanie Florence

Auteur van Stolen Words

21+ Werken 423 Leden 33 Besprekingen

Werken van Melanie Florence

Stolen Words (2017) 224 exemplaren
He Who Dreams (Orca Limelights) (2017) 56 exemplaren
Missing Nimama (2015) 23 exemplaren
The Missing (2016) 14 exemplaren
Rez Runaway (2016) 9 exemplaren
Just Lucky (2019) 8 exemplaren
Rez Rebel (2017) 6 exemplaren
One Night (2015) 6 exemplaren
Autumn Bird and the Runaway (2022) 3 exemplaren
Legends of Funland (2022) 2 exemplaren
Red Flag Warning 1 exemplaar
Benjamin's Thunderstorm (2023) 1 exemplaar
The Other Side of Perfect (2024) 1 exemplaar
Kaiah’s Garden (2024) 1 exemplaar

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female
Land (voor op de kaart)
Canada
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Jennifer finally gets into a special Art school but some of the students think it is because she is indigenous not because she is talented. (She is the only North American Indian in the class). It all comes to a head when her piece for the art show is destroyed the day before the exhibition .....what will she do?
Looks at racism and jealousy in school.Easy reader for older students.
 
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nicsreads | 2 andere besprekingen | Mar 19, 2024 |
This book is about the relationship between a little girl and her grandfather. She asked her grandfather how to say a word in his language and he told her that his language was stolen from him when he was a child. The little girl helps her grandfather discover his language again.
 
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ergoldie | 19 andere besprekingen | Feb 15, 2024 |
This is a powerful picture book that explains how the Cree language was stolen from so many. The story begins with a conversation between a young girl and her grandfather. She is excited to get home and ask him how to say "Grandfather" in their native language, Cree. He explains to her how his language was stolen from him through the residential school that separated him from his family and tried to erase his culture. The young girl helps her grandfather to remember Cree through a book she borrows from her teacher.
This is a powerful story that can be used to teach about the challenges Native Americans have faced. This story would be an appropriate read aloud for elementary grades.
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sarahkrupich | 19 andere besprekingen | Jan 22, 2024 |
I love the art in this one, and the way it talks about residential school programs that forbade indigenous people from speaking their native languages in an age-appropriate way.
 
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423
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4.0
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33
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73
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