Book Review: The Berry Pickers By Amanda Peters

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We follow an Indigenous Mi’kmaq family in Nova Scotia who travels every summer to Maine to pick blueberries as migrant workers. In the summer of 1962, 4-year-old Ruthie, the youngest of the family’s five children,

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In the blueberry fields of Maine in 1962, a four-year-old Mi’kmaq girl named Ruthie goes missing. Her family, who annually travels from Nova Scotia to Maine to harvest the berries, searches frantically for her, but no trace is found.

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About the Book. Review; About the Book; Discussion Questions; Reading Guide (PDF) Features; The Berry Pickers. by Amanda Peters. July 1962. A Mi’kmaq family from Nova Scotia arrives in

“The Berry Pickers” is not simply a tale of Indigenous exploitation and hardship. It’s about the grief of losing children, whether through miscarriage or abduction. It’s about guilt,

The mystery of a young girl’s disappearance reverberates through the decades in Amanda Peters‘ debut novel, The Berry Pickers. It’s July of 1962, and a Mi’kmaq family from

In The Berry Pickers, Amanda Peters tells the story of a young Mi’kmaq girl, Ruthie, who is kidnapped by a white couple devastated that they are unable to produce their

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AMANDA PETERS is a writer of Mi’kmaq and settler ancestry. Her debut novel, The Berry Pickers, was the winner of the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction and

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The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters is a novel about an indigenous Mi’kmaq family in Nova Scotia who travels to Maine every summer to pick blueberries as migrant workers. One

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