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""A true story of love and its power to heal....this tale shines light on the enduring impact of colonization but also the transformative power of love and connection."" —School Library Journal

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Na'kuset is a Cree Indigenous activist, living in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Nakuset is a survivor of the Sixties Scoop, when Canadian government policy led to many Indigenous children being forcibly adopted into non-Indigenous families. She is the subject of an award-winning short film, Becoming Nakuset (2020), about her experiences and is the winner of the 2022 Woman of Distinction Award. This is her debut picture book. Judith Henderson is the author of numerous picture books, as well as being an illustrator, composer and children's TV producer. She wrote the theme song for the Emmy Award winning PBS show Arthur. Onedove is an illustrator and designer whose work is inspired by classic illustration and animation from the fifties and sixties, and has appeared in galleries from Vancouver to New York. This is their first children's book!

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