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Bookfan1414
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I love when libraries have their little lists on Libby - this little gem is from Queens Public Library‘s Native American Heritage list. I may have downloaded like 10 books. Gonna read them while listening to football games.

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BookBr
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I feel like the tone of this will be markedly different than my previous couple of reads, but I expect it will be a good one…

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xicanti
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I finished my awesome puzzle yesterday afternoon, and Cherie Dimaline and I are back on track with her Secret Garden remix! The original is one of those books Tiny Me drifted away from so I can‘t claim to know the source material well, but from a pure storytelling perspective I love everything Dimaline‘s doing here. #audiopuzzling

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rachelsbrittain
The Lost Journals of Sacajewea | Debra Magpie Earling
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I've been jumping between a lot of books recently (this isn't even all of them) but I'm primarily focusing on The Lost Journals of Sacajewea and The Fox Maidens today #WeekendReads

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BookBr
To Shape a Dragon's Breath | Moniquill Blackgoose
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Pickpick

Second up in my Nov Indigenous reads — what a truly unique story it presents. A mirror of world, if dragons were real and the Norse had remained the main power in the world. Anequs‘ experience in this world, so different from her home and family, and so ripe with both casual and directed racism, is a sharp reminder of how far we still have to go. That said, the writing is somehow both simple and direct, and also lovely. There‘s a current of… 👇🏻

BookBr steampunk running through the book that‘s entertaining and somehow fits. The characters are richly drawn and personalities leap off the page. The complexities of the politics, in particular, mirror a lot of real life these days, and it‘s a harsh comparison that made me think. I really really enjoyed this book, and look forward to book 2! 1d
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AroundTheBookWorld
A Snake Falls to Earth | Darcie Little Badger
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Deblovestoread Thanks for this! 💜 1d
KadaGul Thank 🫶you for sharing 🧡🦃🥧🤎 1d
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Tamra
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Listened a second time in preparation for the sequel. I enjoyed it even better! Narrator has the perfect voice and accent for it. 😁

I think this novel especially appeals to me having grown up in an isolated AK Native village. It has a familiar ring.

Bookwormjillk I can‘t wait to start the sequel 1d
Tamra @Bookwormjillk me too! I‘m so glad you posted about it. It may be a while before my hold becomes available. 😬 1d
Cathythoughts This sounds good 👍🏻 1d
Tamra @Cathythoughts I hope the second lives up to it! 🤞🏾 19h
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Lindy
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In honour of Louis Riel Day in Canada, and Native American Heritage Month in the USA, here‘s an #Indigenous authors extravaganza (plus a slideshow of appliquéd blankets I made):

https://youtu.be/BDYSgCAiDmk

#NonfictionNovember #comics #kidlit #IndigenousArt #Audiobooks #CanadianAuthors

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xicanti
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I found this very cool offering in a local free puzzle library (!!!) and did most of it while I listened to FUNERAL SONGS FOR DYING GIRLS. Alas, it‘s the first Cherie Dimaline novel I‘ve disliked. It offers up some intriguing threads, but the story as a whole fails to satisfying and the prose is so performatively purple that it shut me out of the emotions instead of placing me inside them. Sigh. #audiopuzzling

willaful Shame about the book, but damn, that's a cool puzzle. I wish we had a free puzzle library! 2d
xicanti @willaful my local LFL Instagram account found it when she was out trawling for books! It looks like it gets a fair bit of attention. Someone had dropped off a box of puzzles not too long before I got there, but they didn‘t put them in the library for some reason so I took care of it for them. 2d
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