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Jeonotte, Nichole Elise

 
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ISBN 13 : 9798182787376
Editeur : Indian Summer Press, 2026

Synopsis

Thimbleberry Moon A Story from The Moons of Turtle Island Series Thimbleberry Moon is a gentle story about grief, love, family, and the circle of life, told through the journey of a loving bear family. Part of The Moons of Turtle Island series, the story is inspired by Anishinaabe teachings connected to the Thirteen Moons. Moon names and teachings vary among Anishinaabe communities, but Thimbleberry Moon is often associated with the eighth moon and with honoring the thimbleberry, the sacred circle of life, and teachings from the Spirit World. When Father Bear becomes very sick and eventually walks the Spirit Road, Mama Bear, Grandmother Bear, and the cubs learn that grief can bring many feelings-sadness, anger, fear, loneliness, and even hope. Through family, community, nature, ceremony, stories, and remembrance, the cubs discover gentle ways to carry those feelings. Like Bear resting through the long winter before awakening again, the story reminds children that healing takes time. The turning seasons, the Thimbleberry Moon, and the stars above help the cubs understand that life continues in a circle and that the love and teachings of those who have gone before us remain with us. Thimbleberry Moon offers children and families a comforting way to talk about death and grief while honoring love, courage, remembrance, and connection to the natural world.

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À propos de l'auteur

Nichole Elise Jeonotte is a Native American science teacher, conservationist, author, artist and mother of eight from Michigan. She is a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians. Nichole has also served as an elected board director for Ingham Conservation District.Her family loves football, especially the Detroit Lions! She also campaigns for neuroendocrine cancer awareness.

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Éditeur
Indian Summer Press
Date d'édition
2026
Langue
anglais
ISBN 13 
9798182787376
Reliure
Gebundene Ausgabe
Nombre de pages
42
Coordonnées du fabricant
non disponible
Personne responsable
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