Maang/Loon: Gookomisinaan Maang Genawendang Zaaga'iganan (Grandmother Loon, Keeper of the Lakes) Mi'kmaw This book is written from

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Maang/Loon: Gookomisinaan Maang Genawendang Zaaga'iganan (Grandmother Loon, Keeper of the Lakes) Mi'kmaw This book is written fromLeonard Moose and Mary Moose tell us our Aadizookaanan or Sacred Stories were passed down for thousands of years, filling the long winter nights with Anishinaabeg Oral Histories, Philosophies, and Ceremonies. Maang, or the Loon, is one of these ancient stories that our Anishinaabeg Ancestors have gifted us. Illustrated by Leonard Moose. In Anishinabemowin and English. Includes glossary. There are many stories of the Loon. In this Aadizookaan, we will