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With few autobiographies for children about Indigenous “firsts,” this fills a niche. It is otherwise mostly of local interest or for adults already familiar with Carmichael’s story.
Although the intentions of the book are admirable, the execution leaves something to be desired—namely, a more natural combination of poetic writing coupled with information