Black Bears & Blueberries (Ojibwe Version)

Black Bears & Blueberries (Ojibwe Version)A fun, fun, beautifully illustrated story about two grandparent bears and their grandchildren, and their animal friends. Introduces some Ojibwe animal words. Nana and Papa Bear are excited to have their grandkids come to visit. The story follows the family on various outdoor activities such as fishing, swimming, blueberry picking, and hazelnut gathering. After their adventures, the family prepares a feast for dinner, with Nana and granddaughter Jordyn

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