by Sherri Lynn Gobeil
A powerful true story of identity, loss, and healing.
As a baby, Sherri Lynn was taken from her mother during a time when thousands of Indigenous children were removed from their families. Raised in a loving non-Indigenous home, she grew up safe and cared for - but with unanswered questions about who she was and where she came from.
Told in gentle, child-centered language, this book explores the experience of growing up between two worlds, the lasting impact of the Sixties Scoop, and the lifelong search for belonging.
This moving story reminds readers - young and old - that identity matters, truth matters, and that no matter how far someone is taken from their roots, the path home is still possible.
by Sherri Lynn Gobeil
A powerful true story of identity, loss, and healing.
As a baby, Sherri Lynn was taken from her mother during a time when thousands of Indigenous children were removed from their families. Raised in a loving non-Indigenous home, she grew up safe and cared for - but with unanswered questions about who she was and where she came from.
Told in gentle, child-centered language, this book explores the experience of growing up between two worlds, the lasting impact of the Sixties Scoop, and the lifelong search for belonging.
This moving story reminds readers - young and old - that identity matters, truth matters, and that no matter how far someone is taken from their roots, the path home is still possible.