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“There is no worthless thing. Everything can be used for something. In God‘s garden, there‘s a usefulness for everyone and everything.”
One of my favorites! 🦋
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“There is no worthless thing. Everything can be used for something. In God‘s garden, there‘s a usefulness for everyone and everything.”
One of my favorites! 🦋
#nativeandindigenousreads #riotgrams
Eric Gansworth is a Haudenosaunee novelist and part of the Onondaga Nation. This book is about a young man named Lewis- his life on the reservation, his love of The Beatles and Wings, and his hopes for the future. #ya #englishteacher #teachersoflitsy #RiotGrams #NativeAndIndigenousReads
Day 9 of the #RiotGrams Challenge: Native and Indigenous Reads
Read this recently and it was excellent. The author shares a legend that has been passed down for generations. Two elderly women are abandoned by their tribe during a famine in the midst of a frigid Alaskan winter. Their survival story is moving and inspiring.
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In the tradition of Castaneda, Ruiz distills essential Toltec wisdom, expressing with clarity and impeccability what it means for men and women to live as peaceful warriors in the modern world.
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Two authors what fit the prompt where they actually sit on my shelves
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I bought these recently and can't wait to read them. Both come highly recommended and look at those covers! 😍 #nativeandindigenousreads #riotgrams #AusLit #Australia
pickA novel about the stories we pass down and the the way in which they build our world(view). Also about the Indian Removal Act and the intersection of the black and native experience. Fantastically well researched and well written and a great choice for Indigenous Peoples' Day...but there is clearly a gap in my reading life, I need more #nativeandindigenousreads...I'm looking forward to scrolling the tag and stacking! #riotgrams
