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kīkwāy ē-tasihkaman? = What are you doing?

kīkwāy ē-tasihkaman? = What are you doing?

Bear, Judy, author.
Book 2018

A child asks his family, “what are you doing?”. This book can be sung to the tune “Are You Sleeping Brother John”?

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ISBN:
9781551653952
Description:
17 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm
Other Title:
What are you doing?
Notes:
Canadiana
Originally published in Cree, the "TH" or Woodland dialect as: Kīkwāy ī-tasihkaman?
"Reprinted 2018"
Parallel text in Plains Cree (Y dialect, nêhiyawêwin) and English
Control Number:
810887
Other Authors:
Ahenakew, Leona, editor
Hay, Elaine, 1961-, illustrator
Hyggen, Edie, translator
Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre, publisher
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