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Siksikaitsitapi

Stories of the Blackfoot People

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Auteur(s): Alayna Many Guns, Payne Many Guns, Crystal Many Fingers, Sheena Potts, Latasha Calf Robe, Tim Fox, Marlene Yellow Horn, DerRic Starlight
Narrateur(s): Alayna Many Guns, Payne Many Guns, Crystal Many Fingers, Sheena Potts, Tim Fox, Marlene Yellow Horn, Valerie Crow Shoe, Jessica Snyder
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A collective of Blackfoot authors share their stories that come both from legend and from their personal experiences, with many of the stories translated into English from the Blackfoot language. The book is illustrated with beautiful full-color pictures and photos, which help convey the inspiring stories of Blackfoot traditional and contemporary traditions and cultures. The Blackfoot Confederacy is made up of the Siksika, Kainai, Piikani, and Amskapi Piikuni Nations of Southern Alberta and Montana.

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“Children everywhere can learn through Blackfoot storytelling.” — Beverly Hungry Wolf, author of The Ways of My Grandmothers
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Oki!! So grateful for this book, hope my words find you. My mom was tribe brave dogs clan eagle rib, unfortunately I and her was taken away from are culture, found my roots later in life very recently and learning trying to absorb as much knowledge as I can learning Siksika language. Feel so blessed that so much knowledge that still remains. Many thanks from lost but found Métis so glad my auntie welcomed me with open arms and even allowing me to change my adopted white parental government names back to my original family name from Yvonne White from great great grandpa Joe littleChief branch brings me great sorrow and gratitude see how many of ancestors fought to keep are culture alive to this day so I could relearn are ways look forward to more books. Kitamattsino.

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