Muskgege – Carol’s Traditional Medicines Chilcotin takes the reader on an

takes the reader on an imagined journey of his ancestor

Grandfather lost his Cree language when he was taken from his loving family

a twenty-two-year-old Cree man from Red Pheasant First Nation

performer and producer from Wasauksing First Nation who has written this children's picture book telling the story of Amik

A memory of his grandparents' song is the bases for the collaboration with Sylvia Olsen

Muskgege – Carol’s Traditional Medicines Chilcotin takes the reader on anWritten by Caroline Sanoffsky and illustrated by Nicole Marie Burton. We are all visitors to this land, our land has so much to offer, our land is overflowing with the medicines our bodies need, but we are only passing through. With respect, our purpose is to watch, to learn, to grow, to love, to teach. Then we will return home. Caroline Sanoffsky Muskgege is a written record of traditional knowledge, passed down through the generations. It features