Rita Bouvier Books

Rita Bouvier is an author whose poetry is deeply rooted in her Northern Saskatchewan homeland, though she now resides in Saskatoon. Her literary work draws from a strong connection to the natural world and the rivers of her upbringing. Bouvier explores themes of identity and cultural heritage with a sensitive and penetrating gaze. Her poems, featured in various anthologies and translated into other languages, resonate with their profound link to landscape and tradition.

Nakamowin Sa for the Seasons
80 pages
3 hours of reading
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Emphasizing the journey of life, Rita Bouvier's poetry collection explores themes of resilience and healing amidst historical trauma. Drawing inspiration from the metaphor of a voyageur, the work intertwines nature's imagery with personal experiences, reflecting the joys and heartaches of her M?tis heritage. These "songs for the seasons" celebrate renewal and the power of community, encouraging readers to embrace life's challenges and find joy despite its complexities. Bouvier's evocative language highlights the connection between humanity and the natural world.
Resurgence
144 pages
6 hours of reading
This collection of contemporary Indigenous poetry, art, and narrative guides teachers in bridging K-12 curricula with Indigenous voices and pedagogies. Experienced educators M'Lot and Adamov Ferguson support readers in discovering Indigenous voices and perspectives, using Indigenous works in their classrooms, and creating equitable teaching practices.

Nakamowin Sa for the Seasons

Resurgence