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- Author: Laure Morali
- Publisher: MAWENZI HOUSE PUBLISHERS LTD.
- ISBN-10: 1774151715
- ISBN-13: 9781774151716
- Format: 13.2 x 20.3 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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A young woman born on the other side of the ocean begins a journey alone. She heads north, stubbornly continuing beyond Tadoussac, past Baie-Comeau. She will only stop once she has reached Ekuanitshit, where she meets two sisters, Penassin and Nuenau, and their father Shimun. With the arrival of fall, Shimun invites the young woman to join him on a trip through Nut-shimit, in the heart of the Quebec-Labrador Peninsula.
Following Shimun paints a vibrant picture of the Innu community at a turning point in its history. Although the daily life of the Innu is heavily impacted by modern-ity and contact with people from very far away, the call of the land still exerts a magnetic pull, and the spirit of hospitality of this nomadic people still dictates how they treat unexpected guests.
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- Author: Laure Morali
- Publisher: MAWENZI HOUSE PUBLISHERS LTD.
- ISBN-10: 1774151715
- ISBN-13: 9781774151716
- Format: 13.2 x 20.3 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
A young woman born on the other side of the ocean begins a journey alone. She heads north, stubbornly continuing beyond Tadoussac, past Baie-Comeau. She will only stop once she has reached Ekuanitshit, where she meets two sisters, Penassin and Nuenau, and their father Shimun. With the arrival of fall, Shimun invites the young woman to join him on a trip through Nut-shimit, in the heart of the Quebec-Labrador Peninsula.
Following Shimun paints a vibrant picture of the Innu community at a turning point in its history. Although the daily life of the Innu is heavily impacted by modern-ity and contact with people from very far away, the call of the land still exerts a magnetic pull, and the spirit of hospitality of this nomadic people still dictates how they treat unexpected guests.
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