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Follow on Google News | Washington State Native Americans Write Illustrate Children’s Book A Pacific Northwest Folk TaleBy: BookBuzz.net Native American author, Keith Egawa is pleased to announce the release of his new children’s book, Tani’s Search for the Heart. The book is illustrated by siblings, Keith and Chenoa Egawa who are Washington State Natives of Lummi and S’Klallam Indian ancestry. The Egawa’s have drawn upon their culture and individual experiences to create a tale of Coast Salish legend, tradition and contemporary lessons for all audiences. Tani’s Search for the Heart is a children’s book authored by Keith Egawa, and illustrated by Keith and Chenoa Egawa; a brother and sister team of Lummi and S’klallam Indian ancestry. It is the story of Tani, a young Coast Salish girl, exploring the mystery of one’s purpose and place in the world. Following the death of her grandmother, Tani embarks on a journey through the forests of the Pacific Northwest, abiding by her grandmother’ Recent praise for Tani’s Search for the Heart: “The author’s unique voice makes the book a worthwhile addition to any child’s bookshelf. Vibrant illustrations and a rare perspective bring life to this questing tale.” – Kirkus Reviews Tani’s Search for the Heart is available online in both print and ebook format. Bookstores and libraries should contact INGRAM for discounts and wholesale prices. Book Information: Tani's Search for the Heart Author: Keith Egawa Illustrators: ISBN: 978-0615769110 ASIN: B00DPLOKRU Published: 2013 Pages: 31 Genre: Children's Book About The Author and Illustrators: Keith and Chenoa Egawa are a brother and sister of Lummi and S'Klallam Indian ancestry. Keith is a published novelist (Madchild Running; Red Crane Books, Inc.) with background in the fields of education reform and social work. His extensive work with families has provided him with both inspiration and insight into his subject matter. In addition to literary readings for adult audiences, Keith has conducted writing workshops for Native youth throughout the U.S. Chenoa has worked as a professional illustrator, international indigenous human rights advocate, actor, and is a traditional ceremonial leader and singer. She was a fellowship recipient from the Institute of Current World Affairs, and traveled throughout Central and South America facilitating communication among indigenous peoples to protect and preserve traditions, languages and homelands. Chenoa has also worked in the public school system to create programs that teach Native American culture and history, empowering Native youth and improving racial equity. For more information, review copies, or interviews please contact: Keith Egawa Email: keithegawa@yahoo.com Website: http://www.tanissearchfortheheart.com End
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