Minegoo Mniku : The Mi'kmaq Creation Story of PEI / Epekewitkewey A’tukwaqn Traditional Learning Freedom and Indigenous Constitutionalism by

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Minegoo Mniku : The Mi'kmaq Creation Story of PEI / Epekewitkewey A’tukwaqn Traditional Learning Freedom and Indigenous Constitutionalism byMinegoo Mniku: The Mi'kmaq Creation Story of Prince Edward Island Epekewitkewey A'tukwaqn is a 32 page picture book retold for primary level learners by author and illustrator Sandra L. Dodge for Acorn Press Canada. Using watercolours and accompanying text the storyteller artist simplifies the account about the Creation story of the Mi'kmaq. Included in the account are the creation of the world, as well as the people and the special land now known as