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portada Oojakaduck: Corey Finds His Way Home
Type
Physical Book
Author
Illustrated by
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
28
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
21.6 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm
Weight
0.30 kg.
ISBN13
9781039165649
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Oojakaduck: Corey Finds His Way Home

Norm F. Wesley (Author) · Astrid Steele (Illustrated by) · FriesenPress · Hardcover

Oojakaduck: Corey Finds His Way Home - Wesley, Norm F. ; Steele, Astrid

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Synopsis "Oojakaduck: Corey Finds His Way Home"

After a successful fall hunting geese, Corey and Baba prepare to take the canoe trip home. The moon is high, but the night is dark and the journey is long. As Corey wonders how he and Baba will pass the time, he looks up to find the Big Dipper illuminating the night sky. Corey shares with Baba his knowledge of the bigger dipper-the stars that make up the constellation. As Baba listens, he tells Corey his own knowledge of the stars in the sky: the legend of how the fish stole all the water and how Oojakaduck will guide their journey home. Recounted by Norm F. Wesley, Oojakaduck is the retelling of the Moose Cree legend of the Origin of the Fisher Constellation. Inspired by his youth, Norm F. Wesley reflects his family's travels up the James Bay for the fall hunt, like many generations before him, and how the stars would guide them in their nightly travels. Into this setting, Norm folds the legend of the Origin of the Fisher Constellation. Oojakaduck by Norm F. Wesley is a contribution to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action (10(iii); 48(ii); 62(i)). This book preserves sacred truths and shares Indigenous culture through the medium of storytelling.

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