The reinvention of liberal democracy in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis...an opportunity to reinvent once more. My reading buddy seems ambivalent.

"On that day, the Creator spoke to us all, Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike, and reminded us of the reasons we walk."

I wanted to like it, but so many problematic aspects that I just couldn't get around. Was the incessant need for acceptance some neo-feminist statement? I just don't know. I don't know if the book knows, either.

Listening to the audio of this. Can't get over how the first few chapters just sucked me right in. The connection between character & place are so simply and eloquently explored. Just like small town Saskatchewan where I grew up.

"I have always believed that, I think at that particular moment, my spirit left." ?