Akpa's Journey Powwow ” it confronted common stereotypes

” it confronted common stereotypes of First Nation

Django Paris

This valuable resource is an important addition to the teacher resources literature

Aotearoa (New Zealand) and Africa

The artist's illustrations show a modern Inuit grandparent and child relationship as the two experience their environment

Akpa's Journey Powwow ” it confronted common stereotypesWritten by Mia Pelletier and illustrated by Kagan McLeod. A STEM introduction to migration through a heartwarming story of determination. After thick billed murre Akpa emerges from his egg, high on an Arctic cliff, he soon learns that he must embark on a long migration before he is even able to fly. Flinging himself into the icy water, Akpa must swim 1,000 kilometres of his journey south before he is able to finally fly the final leg of his journey.