Brighten the Corner Where You Are, A Novel Inspired by the Life of Maud Lewis by Carol Bruneau Deanne Fitzpatrick Liona learned to knit at

Liona learned to knit at age 3 when her paternal grandmother taught her to knit clothes for her dolls

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Nancy Oakley is a First Nations artist of Mi’kmaq and Wampanoag descent

the National Gallery (London UK)

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Brighten the Corner Where You Are, A Novel Inspired by the Life of Maud Lewis by Carol Bruneau Deanne Fitzpatrick Liona learned to knit atA brilliant novel reimagining the life of internationally renowned folk artist Maud Lewis by an award winning author. But I had known since forever that its colours that keep the world turning, that keep a person going. One glimpse of the tiny painted house that folk art legend Maud Lewis shared with her husband, Everett, in Marshalltown, Nova Scotia, during the mid twentieth century and the startling contrast between her joyful artwork and her lifes