The Land is our Storybook; At the Heart of It Read Aloud " The final play is

" The final play is the lively Born Buffalo which will take the reader back into the mystical age of the buffalo alongside fraternal twins magically transformed into bison

The Audacity of His Enterprise offers a new view of Riel's life and a rethinking of the history of colonialism

One essay included in the volume is Teaching History from an Indigenous Perspective: Four Winding Paths up the Mountain by Michael Marker

Associate Professor of Media and Cultural Studies at the University of California

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The Land is our Storybook; At the Heart of It Read Aloud " The final play isRaymond Taniton is Sahtugot'ine "people from the Sahtu or Great Bear Lake." He lives in Deline, Northwest Territories, on the shore of Sahtu, Canada's largest and most pristine lake. Raymond, former chief, is one of his community's many gifted leaders. In At the Heart of It, the seventh book in The Land is Our Storybook series, Raymond shows readers how to make a traditional Dene drum with the help of his father, Alfred, who is a leader and the