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Told from the perspective of a non-Indigenous foster sister The Chosen Son recounts one woman's lifelong quest to come to terms with her family's role in colonial policies that separated Indigenous children from their parents

she emphasizes the importance of religious expression in everyday life and analyzes responses to death that this tradition creates

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Kramer unveils a rich tapestry of evolving selfhood

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How to Belong Mary King Told from the perspective ofAristotle argued that as we mature we act less aimlessly and more purposefully. How to Belong explores a myriad of ways we might approach this good life. Suggestive rather than instructive Anne Collins does not ask anything of us that she does not ask of herself; diligent and compassionate in her self reflection on being and belonging in her our cultural political and familial landscapes. With immediacy of language and vivid imagery these poems cast