|
|
 | | Beyond the Shadows: Addressing Historical Trauma
Addressing a life of unresolved trauma and discovering a life of contentment.
Beyond the Shadows: Addressing Historical Trauma demonstrates how to forego a life filled with unresolved trauma and show us a life filled with contentment. Historical Trauma is an accumulation of traumatic experiences for Native Americans such as acts of genocide, discrimination and forced assimilation for over 500 years. Their homelands were taken from them, they could not practice their spiritual beliefs or speak their language and many children suffered from sexual, physical and emotional abuse at the boarding school. Historical trauma has reared its ugly head and casued Native Americans t |
|  | | Lake Superior in the Moonlight: Yooper Tales
Funny tales of people who live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan called Yoopers.
Be prepared to laugh and be entertained while you learn about the people referred to as the Yoopers. They reside in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.) and are a hardy group who love the outdoors. Not much into fashion and can pick berries and hunt with the best. The Yoopers encounter various adventures and have learned how to adapt to surviving in the U.P. which consists of various forms of wildlife such as deer and bear and vast stretches of beautiful beaches, rocky cliffs, mountains and hills with the feeling of the untamed wilderness. |
|  | | Manifest Destiny: A Legacy of Genocide
The history of Native Americans from when the first Europeans set foot in North America to the present and the hardships they faced.
Manifest Destiny: A Legacy of Genocide presents a revolutionary view behind how one unique cultural perspective led to centuries of genocide. Kidnapping, murders, poisoning of the environment and disease decimated millions of Native Americans. Their food sources reduced considerably and forced to live on useless plots of land to perish, while their children faced many forms of abuse at the boarding schools. The phrase "Manifest Destiny" made its public debut in an article written by John L. O'Sullivan published in the Democratic Review in the July and August issues in 1845. The phrase referred |
|  | | Michigan Indian Boarding School Survivors Speak Out
About Michigan Indian Boarding School Survivors who spoke out.
The impact of Indian boarding schools has been devastating for generations of Native Americans, and the aftershocks continue to affect their descendants today. |
|  | | Moon
Moon is a story about a precocious and intelligent dog.
Moon is a story written from the perspective of a precocious and intelligent mutt with a big personality. Readers will commiserate with Donny adn Sharon as they try to manage Moon and her companions. Dog lovers will laugh and cry as Moon lives her life as she reminds us how to live ours. |
|  | | Moon: The Potato Planting and Blueberry Picking Pooch
About an intelligent dog who was mischievous.
Moon was an energetic and smart dog who got into all kinds of mischief. The book was written from her perspective. Dog lovers will laugh and cry as Moon lives her life as she reminds us how to live ours. |
|  | | Shadow Travelers
Shadow Travelers emphasizes the social, economic and cultural destruction instigated by capitalism, European invasion and governmental sanctions.
Sharon Brunner's "Shadow Travelers: The Plight of Native Americans in Michigan After European Invasion emphasizes the social, economic and cultural destruction instigated by capitalism and governmental sanctions. European fur trading entrepreneurs discovered a land of expansive financial opportunity. Native Americans braved freezing water to capture fur bearing animals for the fur traders while they were introduced to alcohol's numbing effects. Early European settlers introduced unique challenges of cultural disruption, betrayal, conflict and disease. The Michigan Territory became a state afte |
|  | | The Warrior's Daughter
The connection between the Ojibwe people and the French fur traders as they struggle with the growing population of Americans and other racial groups.
Sharon Brunner's "The Warrior's Daughter" emphasizes the connection between the Ojibwe people and the French fur traders as they struggle with the growing population of Americans and other racial groups. Multiple characters narrate the heartwarming story of a couple who fall in love, two people from vastly different cultural backgrounds. The colorful lives of the Ojibwe people and fur traders serve as the backdrop of the story. The migration of the Ojibwe people from northern Canada to the United States was filled with adventure and battles fought between opposing tribes and the Americans. Teh |
|  | | The Watchers
Things that go bump in the night are delineated by giving examples and stories.
Darkness roamed the earth in many forms with evil intentions. Many humans lost their lives to scary, hungry monsters. Beings, who look like us, have planted thoughts and fed off our life energy. Ghosts and shadow people haunt households and raise havoc for the unsuspecting. Can technology be trusted? Why are so many addicted to it? Is modern technology taking over the world? Women and men horrified by unwanted attention while others have had their identity stolen. Tormented by shapeshifting monsters, black-eyed children and witches' curses. Genetic experiments resulting in our DNA mixed with t |
|
