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David Bouchard

    David Bouchard è un autore Métis canadese e sostenitore dell'alfabetizzazione, il cui lavoro esplora in profondità temi riguardanti i popoli indigeni e il loro benessere, sottolineando il potere della lettura e della scrittura. Le sue narrazioni sono caratterizzate da una voce narrativa distintiva e da un approccio avvincente che risuona con lettori di ogni età. I contributi letterari di Bouchard risiedono nel suo sostegno all'alfabetizzazione e nel condividere l'orgoglio per la sua eredità Métis attraverso le sue storie.

    Die Voreltern wachen
    Stimmen aus der Wildnis
    I Am Not a Ghost
    If You're Not from the Prairie
    The Elders Are Watching
    • The collaboration between poet David Bouchard and First Nations artist Roy Henry Vickers showcases a deep reverence for nature through vibrant imagery and lyrical poetry. "The Elders Are Watching" serves as a powerful plea for environmental respect, echoing the wisdom of aboriginal leaders. This new edition emphasizes the timeless and urgent message that remains relevant for contemporary audiences, urging them to heed the lessons of the past as they face modern environmental challenges.

      The Elders Are Watching
    • Exploring the beauty of nature, this book offers a visual and poetic journey that highlights the wind's power, the vastness of the sky, and cold adventures. It evokes nostalgia, inviting readers to experience a lifestyle deeply connected to these elements. The full-color presentation enhances the immersive experience, making it a compelling pilgrimage to a time and place rich in memories and significance.

      If You're Not from the Prairie
    • I Am Not a Ghost

      The Canadian Pacific Railway

      The narrative unfolds through the perspective of an elderly Chinese grandfather, highlighting the contributions of Chinese laborers to the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. It explores the often-overlooked history of these workers, their interactions with Indigenous peoples, and the perilous conditions they faced. This poignant account aims to ensure that their legacy is recognized and remembered, shedding light on a significant yet neglected chapter of Canadian history.

      I Am Not a Ghost