This charming story, richly steeped in Métis culture, focuses on the boyhood reminisces of Moushoom as he describes finding the “great giving tree” with his mother and father. This vibrantly illustrated children’s book is a beautiful retelling of a traditional Métis story. Both Leah Marie Dorion and the Gabriel Dumont Institute are very pleased to share this story with the Métis and larger communities since it emphasizes Métis core values and beliefs including strength, kindness, courage, tolerance, honesty, respect, love, sharing, caring, balance, patience, and most of all, the important connection with the Creator and Mother Earth. This resource also includes a Métis values chart, and a digital download of the narrations in English and Michif. ISBN: 978-0-920915-90-5 Author/Illustrator: Leah Marie Dorion Translator: Norman Fleury Grade Level: Primary Format: Book/Digital Download Narration Files, English/Michif-Cree Awards: Nominated—2010 Shining Willow Award, The Willow Awards
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