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| Title
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I'm finding my talk (40452) |
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| Physical
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Illustrated; 32 pages
| Copyrighted
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2021
| Distributor
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Nimbus
(2311)
| Audience
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Primary, Intermediate, Junior High, Senior High (PIJS)
| Collection
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Professional Library
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| Synopsis
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A response to Rita Joe's iconic poem "I Lost My Talk," and
published simultaneously with the new children's book edition
illustrated by Pauline Young, comes a companion picture book
by....spoken-word artist and Mi'kmaw activist Rebecca Thomas. A
second-generation residential school survivor, Thomas writes this
response poem openly and honestly, reflecting on the process of
working through the destructive effects of colonialism. From sewing
regalia to dancing at powwow to learning traditional language, I'm
Finding My Talk is about rediscovering her community, and finding
culture.
| Author
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Thomas, Rebecca
| Added autho
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Young, Pauline
| Dimensions
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26 cm
ISBN#
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9781771088114
| Pub. Loc.
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Halifax, NS
| Notes
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Companion to: "I lost my talk" by Rita Joe.
| Parts
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1 volume ()
| Stmt Resp
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words by Rebecca Thomas ; art by Pauline Young.
| TitleVartn
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I am finding my talk
| Subjects
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First NationsPoetry;
Language and cultureCanada;
First NationsResidential schoolsPoetry;
CanadaEthnic relationsHistory;
Young, Pauline,1965-illustrator(A);
Picture Books(CK);
Aboriginal
| Call#
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811.6 THO
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Reference |
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I'm finding my talk [6 Books] (41407)
I lost my talk [6 books] (41478)
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