Category: Action/Thriller Publisher: Create Space
Type: Fiction
Pages: 150
Copyright: July 23, 2014
ISBN-13: 9781500741822
Price: $5.99 (eBook)
Explains why the Pipeline Protest in North Dakota is the latest injustice in hundreds of years. The history of Canada from European contact to the present day acknowledging the contribution of First Nations people to the existence of Canada as separate from the U.S. and their unfair treatment over the many centuries.
The stage is set as Katherine Golden Eagle and Rory Broken Head, two First Nations Graduate students, agree to take part in a Documentary concerning Confederation and its effect on First Nations People in Canada. Romance, betrayal, divided loyalties, biased historical reporting, and identity confusion are all themes in this fast-moving, extremely relevent to the Pipeline Protest novel that combines history with modern fictional characters.
Professional Reviews
The Great Canadian Adventure
Maureen O'Connoll, Scholastic Corporation
"Totally realistic. Must read book!
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