The Shagganappi

Set in the early 20th century, this work highlights the experiences of Indigenous peoples in Canada through a series of poignant poems and stories. E. Pauline Johnson, a prominent figure of her time, weaves themes of identity, nature, and cultural heritage, reflecting her dual heritage as a Mohawk woman and an English settler. The collection captures the beauty and struggles of Indigenous life, offering readers a profound insight into the historical context and personal narratives of a marginalized community.