The Legend of the Lady Slipper Caring Shifting Boundaries will appeal to

Shifting Boundaries will appeal to scholars

including the Algonquians/Eastern Woodlands

Applied Anthropology in Canada: Understanding Aboriginal Issues is an impassioned call for a revitalized anthropology by University of Guelph professor of Sociology and Anthropology

A young boy named Clarence spends a summer day picking wild blueberries with his grandmother in this beautiful new picture book by award-winning illustrator Julie Flett

A syllabics pronunciation guide is available at the end of this book

The Legend of the Lady Slipper Caring Shifting Boundaries will appeal toThe Legend of the Lady Slipper: An Ojibwe Tale is a well researched children's book that retells a traditional Ojibwe legend about the creation of the spring flower known as the Lady Slipper. The story is set long ago in the northern woods of Minnesota where there was an Ojibwe village. A young girl lived with extended family in this village. One winter the people of the village slowly succumbed to a terrible illness. One by one the villagers fell ill