Mama, Do You Love Me?

My mother read this to me as a child. Now, I pass it on to a new family. I remember being fasciated by the Inupiat style masks as a young Alaska and as an adult I only appreciate the beautiful art more. Would recommend for reading to any young child.

When I was growing up in Winnipeg, Manitoba, I learned a lot about Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, Anishinabewaki, and the Michif Piyii (Métis). They taught me about the Creator and I heard many stories that the elders would teach their children. During this time, residential schools were still very much around and enough though I was too young to understand I know now the impact those scars will leave. I was given this book by one of the elders as a gift and I never put it down because it meant to much to me.This will be the perfect gift for my nephew and niece and I cannot wait to one day share their heritage with them as the elders shared theirs with me. To some, this is just a simple children's book, but to me, it means family on a grander scale.

A warm simple story full of love with a mystical faraway feeling and beautiful illustrations.My children loved this book when they were small and have never forgotten it.I bought this second copy as my older daughter is now studying fashion textiles at Uni,wanted it for reference and inspiration for her current Inuit inspired project and I couldn't part with our original childhood copy.One to treasure.

El libro muy bien pero me suscribieron al prime sin preguntarme !!!! ahora tengo que revisar en el banco la devolución

we love the book, our little one enjoys it too