Christine Smith Knihy

The memoir explores the life of a Sixties Scoop survivor, detailing Christine Miskonoodinkwe Smith's experiences within the child welfare system and her path to healing. Through short chapters, she recounts her journey, including a poignant reconnection with her birth mother that brought her a sense of completeness before her mother's passing. The narrative also highlights her travels across Canada, culminating in her connection with the Peguis First Nation in Manitoba, emphasizing themes of identity, belonging, and resilience.

Designed to help the traveller save time, this pocket-sized book is packed with essential advice from exchange rates, security and transport to food and local phrases, so that all information is easily accessible during their travels.

Explore the diverse flavors of the Silk Road with a focus on the rich culinary traditions of Afghanistan and Pakistan. This book invites readers to discover unique dishes that go beyond the more commonly known cuisines of India and Turkey. Whether you're a fan of these flavors or new to them, it offers an exciting opportunity to experience and recreate authentic recipes from this fascinating region.

Featuring a collection of hand-drawn mehndi designs, this coloring book offers a delightful array of intricate patterns for relaxation and creativity. Its compact size makes it perfect for on-the-go coloring, allowing you to enjoy artistic expression wherever you are. Suitable for both adults and children, it invites everyone to immerse themselves in the joy of coloring.