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Métis Cree writer shares culture and history in buffalo racing children’s story
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Métis Cree writer shares culture and history in buffalo racing children’s story
Growing older with16 grandchildren was all the impetus Métis Cree writer and artist Sherry Leigh Williams needed to produce her first children’s picture book.“As the (Elders) die off, there isn't anybody left to tell the story,” Williams said. “It felt to me really important to do something for the kids.”In Papaashi Bufloo: The Buffalo Who Raced Horses, Williams tells the story of her great-grandmother Mary Anne Deschamps Rabaska, who was born i…
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