own family members. It does not matter if they are from the same reserve, or race, or anything of the sort, as long as they have connected and a sincere relationship has formed. Many aboriginal people will consider someone family, even if they are not biologically related. Some of the stories within this anthology speak about those types of relationships that can form into family. I thought this book really captured my mind and had my imagination running with pictures and scenes coming from the words that I was reading. I can imagine that it would do the same for many young students. I would highly recommend this book to use as a classroom resource. References King, Thomas. (1990). All my relations. Toronto, ON: McClelland & Stewart Ltd. Shawna Spence 001645 Assignment: Book Review #8, Trickster 02:381 Teaching of Aboriginal Studies
own family members. It does not matter if they are from the same reserve, or race, or anything of the sort, as long as they have connected and a sincere relationship has formed. Many aboriginal people will consider someone family, even if they are not biologically related. Some of the stories within this anthology speak about those types of relationships that can form into family. I thought this book really captured my mind and had my imagination running with pictures and scenes coming from the words that I was reading. I can imagine that it would do the same for many young students. I would highly recommend this book to use as a classroom resource. References King, Thomas. (1990). All my relations. Toronto, ON: McClelland & Stewart Ltd. Shawna Spence 001645 Assignment: Book Review #8, Trickster 02:381 Teaching of Aboriginal Studies
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