pickFeather‘s friend, Carli, disappears and is then found dead in the Red River. It is ruled a suicide. Feather is shocked to learn how many aboriginal women are missing or murdered with local police doing little to solve the crimes. Then Feather‘s best friend, Mia, disappears. Is someone close to Feather and Mia responsible? Young YA is the audience for this work reminding us of the injustices suffered by many indigenous women. ⭐️⭐️⭐️out of 5.
Wrong book linked , but I love this creepy #shadow on the cover. I think I got this for free from Kindle First but haven't read it yet. #feistyfeb @RealLifeReading
Heartbreaking to see this teenage Cree girl find out about the extent of the missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. But she's gonna fight. #BooksFightHate
This is the second book in a project I'm doing on 12 #YA books by Indigenous women (the first was Will's Garden by Lee Maracle). Set in Winnipeg, The Missing is about a young woman who takes the case of missing Aboriginal women into her own hands. #WeNeedDiverseBooks
Sorry I've been gone for a week. Too many insomnia issues, then menstrual issues, and work, and migraines. It's been rough. But I've been reading a bit, and watching Monarch of the Glen again (easy to have on in the background and it's nice to look at). Also trying to make myself weed out some books and thin out my library pile.
so-soThis was an ARC from Netgalley. It was an interesting story. I just think it needed more
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