CUD READS choice for the 2021-2022 academic year
Five Little Indians by Michelle Good
“Winner of the 2018 HarperCollins/UBC Prize for Best New Fiction Michelle Good's FIVE LITTLE INDIANS, told from the alternating points of view of five former residential school students as they struggle to survive in 1960s Vancouver—one finding her way into the dangerous world of the American Indian movement; one finding unexpected strength in motherhood; and one unable to escape his demons - and the bonds of friendship that sustain them, inspired by the author's experiences.”--- goodreads
Book Suggestions
Free fiction ebooks & audiobooks
2020-2021 SAMPLE ACTIVITIES
2019-2020 SAMPLE ACTIVITIES
Blackout Poetry Contest
(CUD LRC Week 2019 Event: “Community Connects, Knowledge Begins”)
Book Review
(CUD LRC Week 2019 Event: “Community Connects, Knowledge Begins”)
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“In a current world where destinies are not given much thought, Coelho introduces you to a world where fulfilling one’s destiny is the protagonist, Santiago’s dream.”
---Allyssa Gomez
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“...a reiteration of the author’s own personal philosophies and bold beliefs about a certain topic – which, in this case, is the purpose of life..”
---John Adithya
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“Coelho shows the readers the beauty and elegance that is evident in simplicity that many forget. Through such simplicity, we can begin to look at and value the purpose of our life.”
---Amina Akhram
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“Coelho is attempting to craft a tale that will inspire and give comfort to those who lack confidence in themselves and to showcase that failure is but a footstep to achieving one's ambitions.”
---Carlos German
Integrated Studies
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