Really appreciated this. I think it's a good way to share some of our ways in a respectful manner. The book follows the four seasons of the year/four seasons of life, with a lot of personal stories sprinkled in. I appreciated the personal anecdotes - and it shows that the teachings and traditions are still relevant today. You don't have to pick one "world" to live in. A lot of this was familiar to me, but I still learned some new things and some different ways of doing things - but there's no one correct way. Everyone should find their own path. I hope everyone - Ojibwe or not - can take something from this and we'd all be in a better way.