We Are Water Protectors

The book manages to teach important environmental and cultural lessons while being engaging. I'm curious what the creative process was like in blending these elements seamlessly.

The illustrations and message felt empowering, but I wondered if younger readers might also pick up on the urgency of water protection. What reactions have others seen from kids after reading it?

This particular aspect of indigenous activism is powerful but less represented in children's books. I wonder what motivated the author to highlight this cause.