When I'm a Moshom Blackfoot The picture that emerges--of continuity

The picture that emerges--of continuity and change in Lakȟóta culture from its distant beginnings to issues in our day--is as sweeping and intimate

so both cousins toss their hats in the ring for sixth-grade class president

And in the end they are joined by friends and family to train

Williamson's classic discussion of Dakota verb usage

making the vibrant characters in this exceptional story relatable and real

When I'm a Moshom Blackfoot The picture that emerges--of continuityThis companion to the Award winning picture book On the Trapline is a loving and inspiring ode to grandparents. When I'm a moshom, a long, long time from now, I will watch my grandchildren dance and play hockey, and I will be the loudest one cheering. I will take them on the trapline and teach them how to fish. I will feed them Bannock and share stories about our community. I will tell them I love them, just like my moshom did. This heartwarming story