Sarah Ponakey, storycatcher and Maskwa's tipi tales (Sarah Ponakey, storycatcher #02)
Animaux (récits), Fantastique (récits), Peuples autochtones (romans), Amitié (récits), Canada (romans), Littérature générale (romans), Peuples autochtones au Canada (romans), Alphabet, chiffres, images (livres), Essais et documents généraux, Voyages et géographie
Audio avec voix humaine
Résumé
"Continue to celebrate Cree culture and being true to yourself in the second book in this vibrant new early chapter book series! Sarah has spent the best summer visiting Kohkom and her best friend Eden in her home community, but… it's almost time to return to the city and back to school. Eden has been acting odd and distant the past few days, and Sarah can't quite figure out why: when she finds a tipi surprise in Kohkom's backyard that Eden has been keeping a secret, Sarah figures that must be the reason! But as the girls prepare for one last sleepover of the summer, Sarah continues to feel butterflies growing in her tummy when she hears Eden speaking Cree. Eden knows so much more about the language and their culture than Sarah; could that be what's creating distance between them? As the night goes on, a magical visit from Muskwa reminds the girls that their differences and their culture is what makes their friendship so special. Sita MacMillan continues to explore topsy-turvy feelings of growing up as a young Indigenous person living away from their community, with magical illustrations from Azby Whitecalf that transport the reader into the forest once again with Sarah Ponakey." -- Provided by publisher