Shi-shi-etko is another fantastic book for every child.

This critically-acclaimed book is published by Groundwood Books. I would share this picture book with preschool children and older. Shi-Shi-Etko a book by Nicola Campbell and Kim Lafave 25,767,254.35 raised for local bookstores Shi-Shi-Etko Nicola Campbell (Author) Kim Lafave (Illustrator) FORMAT Hardcover 18.95 17.62 Available add to cart add to wishlist Description Winner of the Anskohk Aboriginal Childrens Book of the Year Award. As with many books about the topic of residential schools, there is a perfect note from the author at the beginning to help lead a discussion with the younger generation about Residential School and the inherent problems with the system. Campbell and the rich and liquid illustrations by Kim LaFave are completely welcoming, drawing you into the story from page one. Campbell, Kim LaFave (Illustrator) 4.33 537 ratings98 reviews Want to read Kindle 12.70 Rate this book Winner of the Anskohk Aboriginal Children's Book of the Year Award.

However, for our children, it provides a beautiful outlet to discuss family, favourite places and people, and why these things are so important to us. We follow Shi-shi-etko as she soaks up all of the beauty and wonder of her home and her family so she can fill herself up until she is able to return home again.Īs an adult, reading this book is heart wrenching since we know where and what will potentially become of Shi-shi-etko. Campbell is the story of a girl who in four days time must leave her family to attend residential school. Shi-shi-etko Kindle Edition by Nicola Campbell (Author), Kim Lafave (Illustrator) Format: Kindle Edition 54 ratings Kindle Edition 13.36 Read with Our Free App Hardcover 16.09 14 Used from 16.09 9 New from 17.06 Winner of the Anskohk Aboriginal Children's Book of the Year Award.

Shi-shi-etko by Nicola I. Campbell