Hummingbird / Aamo-Binashee Choctaw sprawling look at who we

sprawling look at who we are as Indigenous people in these United States

and losses—both personal and societal

” whispers the porous and questioning speaker of In the Hands of the River

In I Love Salmon and Lampreys

Coming from the only woman to ever publish a book of poetry in Zoque and Spanish

Hummingbird / Aamo-Binashee Choctaw sprawling look at who weRemember the hummingbird's teachings. Remember you are loved. Kokum warned us to watch out for one another. If we weren't careful, Windigo would eat us. But one night, alone in the darkness, I felt its breath on my neck. Windigo's lies crept into my heart, and I believed them. When we lose connection with others, we lose ourselves, and Windigo's darkness grows and spreads. In this deeply emotional and beautifully illustrated picture book, the