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Rhai-Arn : I am Wild Feather  Cover Image Book Book

Rhai-Arn : I am Wild Feather

Summary: Rhai-Arn was part of the great Cree Plains Nation, in Alberta Canada. He was of Chieftains blood, but he had been physically abused and tortured by his father. Only through the healing knowledge of an old Chippewa woman True Dove, had his life been saved so many times. Finally, at sixteen, he fled the abuse and sought refuge with his Uncle Willie in Calgary. Rhai-Arn (Wild Feather) Treygar, was to eventually stand tall and then he sought to call out the one who had abused both his body and soul. His future path, would then lead him to understand others needs and what support he could offer. Rhai-Arn was proud. He understood where his people were now positioned in life. He saw a better future and as circumstance intervened, he challenged the norms of the way they were forced to live. This is Rhai-Arn's story. The story of a young man with vision, determination, and a strong will to see fair justice for all. It is a story steeped in cultural tradition, heritage and endearing softness and belief, in one's true blooded destiny in life.

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  • ISBN: 9781976499401 (pbk.)
  • Physical Description: print
    298 p. : ill., map ; 21 cm.
  • Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : CreateSpace, 2017.
Subject: Cree Indians -- Fiction
Abused Indian children -- Fiction

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at University College of the North Libraries.

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The Pas Campus Library PS 8565 .I433 R43 2017 (Text) 58500001027366 Stacks Volume hold Available -

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