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Young boy searches for courage in new book by Seine River First Nation Elder
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Young boy searches for courage in new book by Seine River First Nation Elder
The traditional Ojibwe story Makade Asin/Black Stone is a true collaboration between co-writers Darcy Whitecrow and Cail Judy, Waskonegabowik, an Anishinaabemowin translator of the Ginozhe clan, and Ojibwe/Irish illustrator Maya McKibbin.“We had several team meetings and several exchanges back and forth on email as to what the message was trying to be conveyed in each of the scenes,” said Whitecrow. Ojibwe/Dakota and a member of the Seine River …
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