Stolen Words

Set against the backdrop of residential and boarding schools, this narrative explores the impact of prejudice and racism on Indigenous families. The story delves into the experiences of a Cree family, highlighting the relationship between a grandchild and their grandfather. Through their bond, themes of resilience and cultural identity emerge, as they navigate the challenges posed by a system designed to erase their heritage. The book sheds light on the lasting effects of these institutions on Aboriginal communities, emphasizing the importance of family and tradition.