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
My latest booktube episode features recent reads from 7 countries: #comics, a verse narrative & a picture book. #translations #poetry #CanadianAuthor #Kidlit #YA
https://youtu.be/5n28_h07sz8
In my latest booktube episode, I report on 6 events at the Vancouver Writers Fest + talk about 2 audiobooks & 2 picture books that I read recently
https://youtu.be/ukKUqfGyqxo
#kidlit #WomenInTranslation #CanadianAuthor #Indigenous
A bonanza of women in translation & women in art, journalism, geology, engineering, boating + a gay memoir in verse in my latest booktube episode:
https://youtu.be/6nKnqVVch_E
#audiobooks #LGBTQ #translation #comics #CanadianAuthor #kidlit
pickIf you‘re looking for something along the lines of Jon Klassen‘s picture books, try this dark & funny fable by Canadian artist Jess Hannigan. It‘s great for kids aged 3-8 anytime, but the black & fluorescent orange colour scheme, plus the spider, make this perfect for a spooky October read. #kidlit
pickI love this middle grade Peter Pan retelling by Muscogee Creek author Cynthia Leitich Smith. It focuses on two stepsisters & addresses racism straightforwardly in the text. Wendy & Lily immediately speak up when Peter or the Lost boys use the word ‘Injun,‘ for example. On many occasions the omniscient narrator breaks the fourth wall & addresses readers directly—I like that too. A fun read with satisfying depth. #Indigenous #kidlit
pickSimple text by Danielle Daniel conveys a reassuring message about interdependence. Gorgeous acrylic paintings by Matt James. This is a finalist for a Governor General‘s Award in Canada. 🇨🇦 #kidlit
#wickedwhispers #witch
Twist on Anne of Green Gables where Anne tries to apprentice herself to a prickly witch who eventually warms to her 😉
@Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickI am impressed by this contemporary story about the aftermath of the residential school system. It‘s gentle, yet packs a powerful amount into 99 pages. Suitable for ages 10-14.
#Indigenous #CanadianAuthor #kidlit #middlegrade #YA
