This is the definitive history of Manchester United before Sir Matt Busby. It's filled with tales that will make you squirm, laugh and cry: tales of transfers for ice creams, disappearing full-backs, severed fingers and pelting stones, plus the story behind the club's name and colours, the building of Old Trafford and the creation of the Academy.
The book emphasizes the interplay between oral and written storytelling, highlighting its significance in Canadian literature. It invites readers to engage with the narrative in a dynamic way, suggesting that the experience of reading aloud enriches the understanding of the text. This unique approach reinforces the connection between the spoken word and written expression, creating a circular experience that enhances the overall impact of the story.
The third collection explores the profound impact of white settlers on the Salish cultural landscape, detailing the changes in traditions, practices, and community dynamics. It examines the historical context of these transformations, highlighting the resilience of the Salish people amidst cultural upheaval. Through a blend of narratives and analyses, the book sheds light on the enduring legacy of colonization and the ongoing efforts to preserve Salish identity and heritage.
The collection showcases enchanting tales centered around shoo-MISH, or "nature helpers," who aid humans in various ways, often granting them unique abilities. These stories explore the bond between humans and nature, highlighting themes of assistance, empowerment, and the magical interactions that can occur in the natural world.