Aliet Paul learns traditional sacred birthing practices of her Mi'kmaq through her grandmother. The outside world is changing and drives a wedge between her and her community.
Aliet Paul learns traditional sacred birthing practices of her Mi'kmaq through her grandmother.
The outside world is changing and drives a wedge between her and her community.
It is a story of identity, overcoming tragedy and redemption through one's connections to family and culture.
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Aliet Paul learns traditional sacred birthing practices of her Mi'kmaq through her grandmother. The outside world is changing and drives a wedge between her and her community. It is a story of identity, overcoming tragedy and redemption through one's connections to family and culture.
T he Birthing Tree is Amanda Peters ' (Mi'kmaq) second novel.
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