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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     Booklist Review     Publisher Weekly Review     More Content       More by this author     Sterling, Shirley.     Subjects     Salish Indians -- Juvenile fiction.     Indigenous children -- Juvenile fiction.     Off-reservation boarding schools -- Juvenile fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Sterling, Shirley.       by title:      My name is Seepeetza...       by call number:      FICTION STE     Search the Web     Sterling, Shirley.     Salish Indians -- Juvenile fiction.     Indigenous children -- Juvenile fiction.     Off-reservation boarding schools -- Juvenile fiction.       MARC Display

My name is Seepeetza / Shirley Sterling. by Sterling, Shirley. Douglas & McIntyre, c1992. Call #: FICTION STE Subjects Salish Indians -- Juvenile fiction.   Indigenous children -- Juvenile fiction.   Off-reservation boarding schools -- Juvenile fiction. ISBN:  9780888991652 (pbk.) Description:  126 p. ; 19 cm. Notes:  "A Groundwood book." Summary:  Seepeetza experiences blatant racism by being taught to deny her Indian heritage at school. "Her name was Seepeetza when she was at home with her family. But now that she's living at the Indian residential school her name is Martha Stone, and everything else about her life has changed as well. Told in the honest voice of a sixth grader, this is the story of a young Native girl forced to live in a world governed by strict nuns, arbitrary rules, and a policy against talking in her own dialect, even with her family. Seepeetza finds bright spots, but most of all she looks forward to summers and holidays at home."--From publisher. Audience:  Ages 10-12. Publishers Weekly. Genre:  Diary fiction, Juvenile. Canadian fiction, Juvenile. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Woodlawn Public Library Children's Fiction - Indigenous Peoples Collection FICTION STE Childrens Books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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