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Rabbit Chase
Do you love coming-of-age stories? Graphic novels with a twist of fantasy? Or maybe you're a fan of Alice in Wonderland and eager for an Indigenous retelling? If any of that sounds like your kind of story (or if you're just on the hunt for a unique and meaningful graphic novel), let me introduce you to Rabbit Chase by Elizabeth LaPensée and KC Oster. Title: Rabbit Chase Author: Elizabeth LaPensée Illustrator: KC Oster Age range: 8 - 12 Length: 120 pages Content warning
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1 day ago
Meet The Team
Our long-time readers will know that as semesters change, years roll-over, and people graduate, our writers come and go, but that doesn't mean we don't super appreciate all the work they all do every month, and we want to introduce to you our newest members, some of whom have already posted a blog or two! Riley Hi everyone! My name is Riley and I am a fourth year student at SFU. In my free time, I love to read and play volleyball or tennis. I have volunteered with children an
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7 days ago


Decolonizing Public Education 4: Learning Takes a Village
As we delve further into the First Peoples’ Principles of learning, we start to see a pattern of themes–themes like community, mutual...
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Oct 6
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