Omaamakaadendaagozi Edwiina / The Fabulous Edweena Penobscot Janet McAdams

Janet McAdams

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Omaamakaadendaagozi Edwiina / The Fabulous Edweena Penobscot Janet McAdamsThis dual language edition contains the story in both Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) and English. Translated by Margaret Noodin and Angela Mesic. Edwin loves his sister Patsy's closet. He adores dresses and earrings and boots with high heels. And when he's finished getting dressed, Edwin is transformed into the fabulous Edweena! Today is the figure skating competition at school and Edwin has decided to compete as Edweena. What will people say when they