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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     More Content       More by this author     White, Tara, 1974-     Subjects     Mohawk Indians -- Juvenile fiction     Powwows -- Juvenile fiction     Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Juvenile fiction.     Bullying -- Juvenile fiction     Identity (Psychology) -- Juvenile fiction     Conformity -- Juvenile fiction     Browse Catalog     by author:      White, Tara, 1974-       by title:      I like who I am / by...       by call number:      FICTION WHI     Search the Web     White, Tara, 1974-     Mohawk Indians -- Juvenile fiction     Powwows -- Juvenile fiction     Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Juvenile fiction.     Bullying -- Juvenile fiction     Identity (Psychology) -- Juvenile fiction     Conformity -- Juvenile fiction       MARC Display

I like who I am / by Tara White ; illustrated by Lee Claremont. by White, Tara, 1974- Theytus Books, c2013. Call #: FICTION WHI Subjects Mohawk Indians -- Juvenile fiction   Powwows -- Juvenile fiction   Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Juvenile fiction.   Bullying -- Juvenile fiction   Identity (Psychology) -- Juvenile fiction   Conformity -- Juvenile fiction ISBN:  9781894778633 Description:  40 pages : colour illustrations ; 23 cm. Summary:  Celina is a young Mohawk girl who moves with her mother to her mother's home reserve. She is teased by some of her classmates who tell her that she is not Mohawk and does not belong there because she has blond hair and blue eyes. Celina starts to believe her classmates and decides not to dance as she had planed at an upcoming Pow Wow. Her great-grandmother helps her understand that being Mohawk ios not about how she looks, but about what she feels in her heart. When the drumming starts at the Pow Wow for the Iroquois Smoke Dance, Celina decides that she will dance after all, regardless of what her classmates think. Genre:  Canadian fiction, Juvenile. School age picture book. Other authors:  Claremont, Lee. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Tantallon Public Library School Age Picture Books - Indigenous Peoples Collection FICTION WHI Childrens Books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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