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2000s: There’s a silent inlet on Vancouver Island that will reveal life there and the culture of the First Nations people.
2000s: There’s a silent inlet on Vancouver Island that will reveal life there and the culture of the First Nations people.
This is a story of 4 people – a First Nation man and his adoring nephew and a white woman and her daughter. Each of them have a chapter of their own yet their stories soon become intertwined.
There is a lot to this novel and the voices of the four characters give a nice insight into life on an island and of the First nations people.
Joanna Streetly lives in a floathouse in Tofino and she evokes her surroundings beautifully you will think you are right beside her. The issues of a small town, a small town community made up of two very different races and histories and this is a dip in the ocean to delve a little deeper and to observe this for yourself.
The setting – on this floathouse we read much about is reflected in the smooth, writing and since she was apparently married to a canoe carver from the Tia-o-qui-aht community then she knows better than some the issues between communities and the fascination to find out about a new one.
Booktrail Boarding Pass Information: Silent Inlet
Author/Guide: Joanna Streetly Destination: Vancouver Island Departure Time: 2000s
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