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The first Christmas tree: an Innu tale

By Ovila Fontaine

Indigenous peoples in Canada fiction, Canadian fiction, Holiday fiction, Alphabet, number and picture books, Folklore, fables and fairy tales, Customs and cultures

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Summary

In this illustrated picture book, the Great Manitou searches for the right tree to give the Innu for their first Christmas tree in the cold northern winter. The Great Manitou, wanting to give the Innu people a special tree to… brighten their winter, asks all the trees of the North if they would like to be chosen as the first Christmas Tree, but they are all too proud. Only the humble little fir tree, who Manitou had originally overlooked, agrees

Title Details

Publisher Orca Book Publishers
Copyright Date 2025
Book number 7207342

Braille details for CELA title

Braille code UEB
Braille producer CNIB

Printbraille copy details

Available copies:
2
Copy 1:
Available
Copy 2:
Available
Copy 3:
On loan
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The first Christmas tree: an Innu tale

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