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What I do in the morning, translated into Saskatchewan First Nations languages : Plains Cree, Swampy Cree, Woodland Cree, Nakawē, Dene, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, author : Regina Shingoose ; illustrator : Joi Arcand ; Plains Cree translator : Darryl Chamakese ; Swampy Cree translator : Lily McKay-Carriere ; Woodland Cree translator : Bill Cook ; Nakawē translator : Regina Shingoose ; Dene translator : Jessie Sylvestre ; Dakota translator : Velma Goodfeather ; Nakota translator : Iris O'Watch ; Lakota translator : Darlene Speidel

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What I do in the morning, translated into Saskatchewan First Nations languages : Plains Cree, Swampy Cree, Woodland Cree, Nakawē, Dene, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, author : Regina Shingoose ; illustrator : Joi Arcand ; Plains Cree translator : Darryl Chamakese ; Swampy Cree translator : Lily McKay-Carriere ; Woodland Cree translator : Bill Cook ; Nakawē translator : Regina Shingoose ; Dene translator : Jessie Sylvestre ; Dakota translator : Velma Goodfeather ; Nakota translator : Iris O'Watch ; Lakota translator : Darlene Speidel

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Main title

What I do in the morning

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author : Regina Shingoose ; illustrator : Joi Arcand ; Plains Cree translator : Darryl Chamakese ; Swampy Cree translator : Lily McKay-Carriere ; Woodland Cree translator : Bill Cook ; Nakawē translator : Regina Shingoose ; Dene translator : Jessie Sylvestre ; Dakota translator : Velma Goodfeather ; Nakota translator : Iris O'Watch ; Lakota translator : Darlene Speidel

Sub title

translated into Saskatchewan First Nations languages : Plains Cree, Swampy Cree, Woodland Cree, Nakawē, Dene, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota

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