“The reverence . . . comes through in Aimée Craft’s words, resonant and weighty, steadfast and dynamic. ”

- CanLit for Little Canadians, 04/26/21

“Elegantly reveals the intended beauty and harmony of a treaty from an indispensable Indigenous perspective. ” 

- Publishers Weekly, *starred review, 07/26/21

“Craft’s writing is almost faultless. Her lyrical and evocative word choices are ideal for reading aloud in order to enjoy the rhythms of the poetic language. . . . Swinson’s illustrations augment the sense of love and respect conveyed by the words. . . . Highly recommended. ” 

- CM Reviews, 01/29/21

“This exemplary narrative nonfiction book proves an understanding of Indigenous perspectives on treaty relationships, affording vital—and not often heard—historical and cultural context to these living agreements. ”

- Quill & Quire, *starred review, 04/21

“A small, quiet, and enormously powerful story. ”

- Youth Services Book Review, *starred review, 04/21/21

“This quiet contemplative account of learning to live with nature and together as people has a place in every collection, and while its meditative tone will appeal to older and more advanced readers, it could be the centerpiece of a story hour for younger listeners. ” 

- School Library Journal, *starred review, 06/21

“Meditative, devotional, and vital. ” 

- Kirkus Reviews, *starred review, 03/02/21