As Long as the Rivers Flow

Experience the powerful and heart-wrenching journey of resilience and heritage with "As Long as the Rivers Flow." This captivating book takes you back in time to the 1800s, where First Nations children faced the unimaginable hardships of government-sponsored residential schools. Join author Larry Loyie as he chronicles his last summer with his Cree tribe, a summer filled with adventure, growth, and a deeper connection to his roots.

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of First Nations culture as you witness Larry's encounters with nature and traditions. From caring for an abandoned baby owl to witnessing his grandmother craft winter moccasins, every page of this book resonates with the vibrant spirit of Indigenous heritage. Accompanied by the breathtaking illustrations of Heather Holmlund, the story comes alive, painting a vivid picture of a family's final summer together.

Prepare to be moved by the exquisite prose and emotionally-charged narrative that captures the profound sense of loss, but also celebrates the enduring strength of the human spirit. "As Long as the Rivers Flow" is a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving our cultural heritage and embracing the diversity that enriches our society.

Don't miss out on this enlightening journey into the untold stories of First Nations communities. Immerse yourself in the power of resilience, love, and tradition. Take a step back into history and experience the joy and drama of a family's last summer together. Order your copy of "As Long as the Rivers Flow" today and embark on an emotional adventure that will leave a lasting impact on your heart and soul.

Order now and discover the untold tales of First Nations heritage.