Atsiliepimai
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Inspired by the author's real-life journeys, this Lakota-English bilingual picture book follows a mother and daughter on a road trip from Atlanta, Georgia, to Standing Rock in the Dakotas-celebrating family, culture, and the meaning of belonging every step of the way.
Strapped into a cramped car but eager for the journey ahead, a little girl and her mother embark on a cross-country road trip from Atlanta to Standing Rock. En route, they watch the sunrise from atop the Cahokia Mounds, pray at rivers, and swim in a prairie lake. Finally, mother and daughter arrive at Standing Rock in time for the Annual Wakpála Wähípi (powwow).
Through their journey, this family lives in the teachings of Mitákuye Owás¿i¿ (we are all related). They honor their connection with the Human Relatives, Plant and Animal Relatives, and Land and Water Ancestors. Whether with their Black family in Atlanta or their Lakota family in Standing Rock, this family belongs to more than one community and more than one place. They're here to remind you that whoever you are and wherever you are, when you're a good relative, you belong.
Wí¿yä wä ¿hú¿kitku ki¿hí iyé¿hi¿kyäka mahél ok¿á¿ni k'éya oákäke i¿áke u¿ iyúskil'i¿'iya yäkápi na Atlanta e¿híyatähä Í¿yä Woslál Há¿ é¿hetkiya iyókphiya glápi. ¿häkú ki¿ ogná, Cahokia Apáhaka-Ká¿api aká¿l wíhinap¿a ¿ha wäyá¿g nái¿pi na wakpá ektákta wähékiyapi na obláyeta blé wä ektá nu¿wá¿pi. Kítä¿¿i¿ wi¿hí¿¿ala ki¿ éna hú¿ku ki¿ Í¿yä Woslál Há¿ ektá glihú¿nipi. Wakpála Wähípi ¿¿ehá¿n glípi.
Thiwáhe ki¿ lé "Mitákuye owás'i¿" wi¿hó¿'ä ogná ománipi. Hunú¿pa otákuye na wamák¿akä na táku mak¿ó¿he etá¿ i¿há¿e iyúha ki¿ k¿oyágya ú¿pi ¿ha yuónihä yuhá ománipi. Atlanta ektá Hásapa thiyópaye tháwa ób naí¿ Í¿yä Woslál Há¿ ektá Lak¿óta thiyópaye t¿áwa ób k'éya thiwáhe ki¿ lé wi¿hóthi tóna na oyá¿ke tóna ektá óp¿api. Nitúwe naí¿ tuktétu ke éya yaú¿ hé¿i nitákuye waté hení¿ha há¿tä ónip¿a ¿ha ní¿iksuyapi.
CELEBRATES MULTIPLE HERITAGES: Readers will cherish this story that beautifully affirms belonging in more than one family, community, and cultural tradition. An author's note, illustrator's note, and translator's note explores the story's locations and language, including the Lakota alphabet created by Ella Deloria, a renowned Lakota scholar.
BILINGUAL LAKOTA-ENGLISH TEXT: This picture book celebrates a contemporary Lakota experience and features the Lakota language in print, helping to make it accessible for future generations.
INTRODUCES NATIVE LANDMARKS: Through words and images, young readers are introduced to places like Cahokia and Standing Rock as well as natural landmarks, including the Mississippi River and more.
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Inspired by the author's real-life journeys, this Lakota-English bilingual picture book follows a mother and daughter on a road trip from Atlanta, Georgia, to Standing Rock in the Dakotas-celebrating family, culture, and the meaning of belonging every step of the way.
Strapped into a cramped car but eager for the journey ahead, a little girl and her mother embark on a cross-country road trip from Atlanta to Standing Rock. En route, they watch the sunrise from atop the Cahokia Mounds, pray at rivers, and swim in a prairie lake. Finally, mother and daughter arrive at Standing Rock in time for the Annual Wakpála Wähípi (powwow).
Through their journey, this family lives in the teachings of Mitákuye Owás¿i¿ (we are all related). They honor their connection with the Human Relatives, Plant and Animal Relatives, and Land and Water Ancestors. Whether with their Black family in Atlanta or their Lakota family in Standing Rock, this family belongs to more than one community and more than one place. They're here to remind you that whoever you are and wherever you are, when you're a good relative, you belong.
Wí¿yä wä ¿hú¿kitku ki¿hí iyé¿hi¿kyäka mahél ok¿á¿ni k'éya oákäke i¿áke u¿ iyúskil'i¿'iya yäkápi na Atlanta e¿híyatähä Í¿yä Woslál Há¿ é¿hetkiya iyókphiya glápi. ¿häkú ki¿ ogná, Cahokia Apáhaka-Ká¿api aká¿l wíhinap¿a ¿ha wäyá¿g nái¿pi na wakpá ektákta wähékiyapi na obláyeta blé wä ektá nu¿wá¿pi. Kítä¿¿i¿ wi¿hí¿¿ala ki¿ éna hú¿ku ki¿ Í¿yä Woslál Há¿ ektá glihú¿nipi. Wakpála Wähípi ¿¿ehá¿n glípi.
Thiwáhe ki¿ lé "Mitákuye owás'i¿" wi¿hó¿'ä ogná ománipi. Hunú¿pa otákuye na wamák¿akä na táku mak¿ó¿he etá¿ i¿há¿e iyúha ki¿ k¿oyágya ú¿pi ¿ha yuónihä yuhá ománipi. Atlanta ektá Hásapa thiyópaye tháwa ób naí¿ Í¿yä Woslál Há¿ ektá Lak¿óta thiyópaye t¿áwa ób k'éya thiwáhe ki¿ lé wi¿hóthi tóna na oyá¿ke tóna ektá óp¿api. Nitúwe naí¿ tuktétu ke éya yaú¿ hé¿i nitákuye waté hení¿ha há¿tä ónip¿a ¿ha ní¿iksuyapi.
CELEBRATES MULTIPLE HERITAGES: Readers will cherish this story that beautifully affirms belonging in more than one family, community, and cultural tradition. An author's note, illustrator's note, and translator's note explores the story's locations and language, including the Lakota alphabet created by Ella Deloria, a renowned Lakota scholar.
BILINGUAL LAKOTA-ENGLISH TEXT: This picture book celebrates a contemporary Lakota experience and features the Lakota language in print, helping to make it accessible for future generations.
INTRODUCES NATIVE LANDMARKS: Through words and images, young readers are introduced to places like Cahokia and Standing Rock as well as natural landmarks, including the Mississippi River and more.
Perfect for:
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