Debbie Reese (tribally enrolled, Nambé Pueblo)さんのイラストまとめ

APPLE (SKIN TO THE CORE) by Eric Gansworth, Sˑha-weñ na-saeˀ, (enrolled Onandaga) is an outstanding memoir, and as with his previous books, music (the Beatles, especially) is ever-present. #FReadom #txlege

Highly Recommended! A Girl Called Echo, Vol.4: Road Allowance Era, Written by Katherena Vermette (Red River Metis) https://t.co/yGextOI9wH

#Teachers (#Math teachers, too, and #Librarians)! Put Art Coulson and Madelyn Goodnight's LOOK, GRANDMA! NI, ELISI! on your order list! https://t.co/iz3klFhdeq #CherokeeVoice

Gansworth's Printz Honor is for APPLE (SKIN TO THE CORE):

The forthcoming JO JO MAKOONS by @DawnEQuigley is a turning point!

This is the first chapter bk series that features a Native kid that's real and that is tribally specific.

Before Jo Jo, kids have had cringe-worthy stereotypical "Indians" in series bks. #OjibweVoice

@DiLeed I wonder about the Native population there, today? I have this book but haven't read it yet.

#Teachers, #librarians, #parents, and #NativeTwitter -- set up an account at Edelweiss to get advanced reader copies of books.

Gansworth's APPLE SKIN TO THE CORE is there right now! It is due out in October but you can try to get a copy, now. https://t.co/5HAeVCgXty

Parents, Teachers, and Librarians!

You can now put a book on your shelves that is about the Trail of Tears and is written by a Cherokee writer!

#TrailOfTears in #CherokeeVoice. That is outstanding! It is beyond #OwnVoices in a way that is necessary. @diversebooks

FRY BREAD by @noblemaillard. https://t.co/U7JfwWEcop

1) Last week at the Santa Fe Indian Center, I talked abt @noblemaillard and @juanamartinez's FRY BREAD. I noted the endpapers but I also talked about the page that shows children with a range of appearance. I love that, too!