PETA SHOWS MISUN LIGHT Jessie Taken Alive Rencountre 2018 signed Lakota children

$ 13.2

Publisher: Mascot Books Publication Year: 2018 Genre: Children & Young Adults Format: Hardcover Intended Audience: Ages 4-8 Author: Jessie Taken Alive-Rencountre Book Title: Pet’a Shows Misun the Light Illustrator: Erin Walker-Jensen Country of Origin: United States Signed: Yes Language: English Type: Picture Book Narrative Type: Fiction Topic: Learning to Read, Storytelling, Native Americans, Cultural Studies

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PETA SHOWS MISUN LIGHT Jessie Taken Alive Rencountre 2018 signed Lakota children. This is “Pet’a Shows Misun the Light,” a previously-owned hardcover published in 2018 by Mascot Books and written by Jessie Taken Alive-Rencountre with illustrations by Erin Walker-Jensen. It is autographed by the author on the inside front cover and follows a young boy named Misun as he seeks to understand why people cause harm, guided by a mysterious grandfather spirit who helps him discover compassion and personal purpose. The book reflects the author’s Hunkpapa Lakota background and presents its themes through a cultural lens centered on empathy, forgiveness, and the inner light each person carries. PETA SHOWS MISUN LIGHT Jessie Taken Alive Rencountre 2018 signed Lakota children This is “Pet’a Shows Misun the Light,” a previously-owned hardcover published in 2018 by Mascot Books and written by Jessie Taken Alive-Rencountre with illustrations by Erin Walker-Jensen. It is autographed by the author on the inside front cover and follows a young boy named Misun as he seeks to understand why people cause harm, guided by a mysterious grandfather spirit who helps him discover compassion and personal purpose. The book reflects the author’s Hunkpapa Lakota background and presents its themes through a cultural lens centered on empathy, forgiveness, and the inner light each person carries. Winner of the 2017 Great Plains Emerging Tribal Writer Award, it is part of the author’s broader series for children that emphasizes emotional understanding and Indigenous storytelling traditions. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution