Makoons Samoan The Métis face starvation and

The Métis face starvation and uncertainty as both their survival and traditional way of life are threatened

and her traditions

In essays that have been published by the New York Times

and from the beating heart of her unborn grandson to the vast

Ojibwe word list and phrase book

Makoons Samoan The Métis face starvation andA tender glimpse into the world of an Ojibwe bear cub with the nurturing guidance of its mother, Makoons weaves a narrative rich with environmental stewardship, cultural wisdom and universal themes like discovery and growth. From learning survival basics to more complex lessons about the interconnectedness of nature and forest ecology, Makoons (which means "Little Bear") embarks on a fun and essential journey of life.