Star Berry Moon is a gentle Anishinaabe-inspired children's story about a curious rabbit named Waabooz and his wise Nokomis, who shares the legend of how blueberries first came to the people. Beneath the glowing July moon, Waabooz learns that every blueberry carries a tiny star and that even the smallest helper can bring hope, kindness, and light during difficult times. Filled with woodland animals, moonlit forests, and the seasonal teachings of Turtle Island, this heartwarming tale celebrates family, gratitude, and the beauty of Anishinaabe storytelling.
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Nichole Elise Jeonotte is a Native American science teacher, conservationist, author, artist and mother of eight from Michigan. She is a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians. Nichole has also served as an elected board director for Ingham Conservation District.Her family loves football, especially the Detroit Lions! She also campaigns for neuroendocrine cancer awareness.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Star Berry Moon is a gentle Anishinaabe-inspired children's story about a curious rabbit named Waabooz and his wise Nokomis, who shares the legend of how blueberries first came to the people. Beneath the glowing July moon, Waabooz learns that every blueberry carries a tiny star and that even the smallest helper can bring hope, kindness, and light during difficult times. Filled with woodland animals, moonlit forests, and the seasonal teachings of Turtle Island, this heartwarming tale celebrates family, gratitude, and the beauty of Anishinaabe storytelling. Under the Star Berry Moon, little rabbit Waabooz learns the Anishinaabe legend of the first blueberries from his Nokomis (grandmother). A gentle woodland tale of family, kindness, and the sacred moon teachings of Turtle Island. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798256007133
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Star Berry Moon is a gentle Anishinaabe-inspired children's story about a curious rabbit named Waabooz and his wise Nokomis, who shares the legend of how blueberries first came to the people. Beneath the glowing July moon, Waabooz learns that every blueberry carries a tiny star and that even the smallest helper can bring hope, kindness, and light during difficult times. Filled with woodland animals, moonlit forests, and the seasonal teachings of Turtle Island, this heartwarming tale celebrates family, gratitude, and the beauty of Anishinaabe storytelling. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798256007133
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