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"Listen to me, my girls," Granny June says. "Strong Ojibwe women are like the tide, reminding us of forces too powerful to control. Weak people fear that strength."
4.5 stars because the beginning was slow but then suddenly I couldn't put this book down! It's beautiful and I loved the insight into Ojibwe culture.
I hold the semaa in the palm of my left hand, the one closest to my heart. Release it to the poplar where I always begin my day. After my introduction, I inventory the Seven Grandfather ...more
4.5 stars because the beginning was slow but then suddenly I couldn't put this book down! It's beautiful and I loved the insight into Ojibwe culture.
I hold the semaa in the palm of my left hand, the one closest to my heart. Release it to the poplar where I always begin my day. After my introduction, I inventory the Seven Grandfather ...more
Truly so good. Loved it loved it loved it.
This book drew me in from the beginning - I could not put it down.
4 1/2 stars -- I really enjoyed this book -- well written descriptions of the area, the tribe and the community; the suspense and mystery were great; enjoyed the characters -- like the use of strong, smart females and an overall theme of learning who you are and being an individual.
I love this book. Too many thoughts right now; I might add more later. I can while heartedly recommend this book. I especially recommend listening to at least some of the audio book to hear the Ojibwe language properly pronounced.
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