Johnny et Jessie reçoivent un message de Corbeau

By Willows, Jess
LV550132
(978-1-4598-4459-9)

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Dans ce miniroman partiellement illustré, une fillette récemment déménagée dans une petite communauté insulaire se lie d'amitié avec un jeune Autochtone de la région, au cours des vacances d'été. Quand ils commencent ensemble leur quatrième année du primaire, ils doivent, au fil de leurs aventures, faire face à plusieurs défis et préjugés.

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About the Author

Nationality: Canada (British Columbia)

Elder Johnny Aitken is an interdisciplinary artist, actor, writer, carver, filmmaker, activist and educator. Johnny’s mixed ancestry includes Coast Salish, Scottish and Haida and he self-identifies as a 2Spirit First Nations individual. Johnny’s twenty-foot-tall carving of an Honouring Figure stands in the Emma and Felix Jack Park on Mayne Island—a park named after his grandparents from the Cowichan Tribes. As a self-proclaimed “cross-cultural bridge builder,” Johnny enjoys collaborating with members of both Indigenous and Settler communities and has dedicated himself to a lifetime career in creating stories that lead to a place of healing. He lives on Mayne Island, British Columbia.


Details

  • Format: book
  • Type of coverage: Softback
  • Language: Français
  • Number of pages: 104
  • Dimensions: 13.3cm × 19.4cm