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New Arrival - Strawberry Sundaes (HC).
Author Sarabeth Holden is Inuit from the community of Pangnirtung, Nunavut. She grew up in Nova Scotia, Nunavut, New Brunswick, and Ontario, and is co-founder of the Toronto Inuit Association, supporting the local Inuit community as it grows. Emma Pedersen is a Toronto-based illustrator specializing in children's books and character design.

Just like his favourite veggie-eating dino, the stegosaurus, Sim can't get enough of delicious greens-but his absolute favourite treat is freshly picked strawberries.

When Sim and his family head out of the city to pick some delicious strawberries, he gets to hear how his mom picked berries where she grew up, in the Arctic! With Sim's prehistoric imagination to help him, he and his sister quickly learn that while they may pick berries differently than their mom's family did, there is much that stays the same.

Whether picked from the tundra or from a farmer's field, whether blueberries, crowberries, or strawberries, and whether served with a side of bannock or a side of ice cream, berry picking gets families out on the land together gathering the delicious fruits of the season. And there is nothing more delicious than that!

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Joining our Indigenous Languages Collection - Wiisinidaa! (Let’s Eat!).
Written by Elizabeth Albert-Peacock, a member of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe. She was a faculty member in the Education Department of the University of Minnesota Duluth for many years. She has authored numerous children's books. Illustrated by Anna Granholm, Ojibwe.

Wiisinidaa! (Let’s Eat!) celebrates family, food, and the Ojibwe language. Count along as mothers and their little ones share meals together! From moose munching birch leaves to bears slurping honey, each page introduces a new number, a new animal family, and an Ojibwe word for how they eat.

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