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WHAT TO LEARN:

“Medicine Walk” by Richard Wagamese is a gorgeously written novel that exudes vibes perfect for late autumn and winter reading. It covers vocabulary related to description, adjectives, comparison, metaphors, nature, informal rural Canadian English, indigeneity, relationships (father-son, friendship), heritage, identity, hurt and healing, death, and much more….

QUOTATION:

Have you ever read Canadian literature before? Why or why not? Let me know in the comments below.