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I Hope / nipakosêyimon

Monique Gray Smith, Translated by Delores Greyeyes Sand, illustrated by Gabrielle Grimard

I Hope / nipakosêyimon reflects on the hopes people carry for the children in their lives. It expresses a wish that young people will thrive and encounter life's possibilities. The book also acknowledges a protective feeling toward them, placing care alongside the desire for their growth. Written by Monique Gray Smith, it was published by Orca Book Publishers in 2022.

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Book details

Themes
Emotions · Growing Up
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Orca Book Publishers
Published
September 13, 2022
Pages
32
ISBN-13
9781459833258
Language
English
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