Powwow Day Women's History Hani can stay at Lola's

Hani can stay at Lola's house

the two children go back and forth

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The book provides a diagram in the back on what these children may be feeling and what you can do to stop the tantrums

Carmella Van Vleet is the author of many hands-on science and history books and the middle-grade novel Eliza Bing Is (Not) a Big

Powwow Day Women's History Hani can stay at Lola's"A heartwarming picture book about the roles of courage, culture, and community in the journey of personal healing." Kirkus Reviews, starred review "A resonant, hopeful tale about the healing power of community and tradition." Publishers Weekly, starred review "A tender and inspiring view of Indigenous traditions and how celebrating them can lead to healing and redemption." School Library Journal, starred review By: Traci Sorell Illustrated by: