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Finalist, 2017 Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust Prize for Nonfiction
Finalist, 2017 Speaker's Book Award
Finalist, 2018 B.C. National Award for Canadian Non-fiction
In 1966, 12-year-old Chanie Wenjack froze to death on the railway tracks after running away from residential school. An inquest was called, and four recommendations were made to prevent another tragedy. None of those recommendations were applied.
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''There cannot be reconciliation in this country without basic rights,'' said the Seven Fallen Feathers author during a panel at the 2019 Festival of Literary Diversity. ''And until there is equity, we will not see that.''Related Collections
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- Blayne Beacham
- 2018-09-13
Essential reading for Canadians
This book illuminated a number of aspects about how indigenous people (particularly young people) struggle to thrive in Canada.
I would also recommend CBC's podcast series, Finding Cleo, as an excellent follow up for extending your knowledge of this contentious area of Canadian history.
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great story, but Audiobook is disorganized
Audiobook chapters not in line with book chapters, eg. chapter 6 of the book starts halfway through chapter 8 of the audiobook. Get the actual book if you're in a book club or reading for school.
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- 2018-12-11
A must read for all Canadians
This book eloquently weaves the sinister colonial past of Canada with the painful truth of the systemic racism it has left for Canadians to grapple with today. I would recommend this book to anyone wishing to gain insight into indigenous history and present struggle. We can only achieve true reconciliation through understanding.
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- Richard Cawthorn
- 2019-01-09
Accurate, riveting and will impact your soul
Feel the full weight of the reality of living as indigenous families in Ontario trying to battle against inadequate housing, water, justice, education, health and the constant bombardment of racism in a province in which you have no voice or respect. These real-life stories are the education I was deprived growing up in southern Ontario. This is a must-read if you think you should be proud of what we have made in Canada.
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- sandra kennerson
- 2018-12-05
Emotional and a call to action!
Tanya Tagala's story of racism, death and hard truths in a northern Canadian city is almost unbelievable, but it's factual, true and happening in one of the greatest countries on earth. Seven Fallen Feathers is a call to action for all Canadians to ensure the segregation of our Native citizens ends now. This is also a book Canadian youth (grade 9 and up) should read. If we are to stop the racism, it must include our young soon-to-be adults. I could not stop listening.
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- katherine
- 2019-01-27
Amazing!
What an eye opener to indigenous culture. Well written and very emotional. I believe everyone should read this.
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- Beverlee Lachine
- 2018-11-15
Haunting
Heartbreakingly real. This book should be required reading for all Canadians. It opened my eyes to the terrible truth.
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- Colin W. Stewart
- 2019-02-24
A Story Every Canadian Should Read
Some journalistic sensationalism at first to engage the reader but it settles into a story everyone should read. While it focuses on 7 deaths in Thunder Bay it speaks to a National injustice that continues to this day. It is sadly a Canadian story.
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- 2019-02-22
Incredible.
This book is heartbreaking, impactful and incredibly important. Every single Canadian needs to read this book.
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Incredible
A searingly honest, moving, and beautifully caring book. I feel like I know every one of the children, and that is a gift. One of the most important books I've ever read.
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