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Ellis, Deborah

Looks like Daylight: Voices of Indigenous Kids

253 pp. | Groundwood | September, 2013 | Trade ISBN 978-1-55498-120-5 $15.95
(3) YA In this cultural undertaking, Ellis interviews Native American and aboriginal children and teens, ages nine to eighteen. Whether heartwrenching or uplifting, each first-person narrative is compelling, insightful, and incredibly moving. Introductory matter sheds painful light on the historically horrific treatment of North America's indigenous peoples, as well as the challenges they face still. An extensive list of charitable and informational organizations is appended.
Reviewer: Katrina Hedeen

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