If you have a review of any of my books please send an email emillard@northwestel.net. It is always nice to hear from my readers.
Eleanor
"River Child left me feeling awakened. I finished it in a weekend, and I'm still carrying the themes with me from over a month ago. I look at the river differently. I see everything differently."
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Jessie Morgan
A Northern First Nation
"I've just finished reading Summer Snow and found it riveting. Such an important story. Sad and hard, but so well-told."
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Elizabeth Cagan
A fellow author in the U.S
"River Child is a compelling story, with strong, multidimensional characters"
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Helen Frost
A non-First Nation who has lived in an Alaskan village
"Summer Snow is like reliving my life. I can never thank you enough for your book. It touched me as no other writing has done"
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From a mother with a son who is affected with FASD who is now an adult child
I enjoyed Journeys Outside and In very much. The whole first part made me laugh out loud, and it was both entertaining and interesting. The last chapter about Lupin was wonderful. It touched me so deeply, remembering some of the pets that have been in my life.
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Diane Parenti
A Yukoner
I was very taken by Summer Snow and moved. It just reminded me of so many individuals I worked with and those family members.
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Jan Stick
MLA, Yukon Legislative Assembly
The main characters of River Child, Dave, Eliza, and Selena, are capably portrayed as people worth caring for. I was both eager and afraid to turn the page. The heartbreaking series of events that essentially ruined Eliza’s chances of a normal life were skillfully presented in an unbiased and unflinching manner. Eliza’s brutal residential school experiences and the choices she made subsequently, helped me to understand how so many families were horribly affected and how future generations continue to suffer.
River Child stayed with me in my thoughts for a considerable time, which to me, is the highest praise I can give for any work of art.
Steve Wilson
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Golden Horn, YT
Crossroads is a courageous novel about the north country and addiction within the Yukon Territory, courageous since it takes us places where a lot of us seldom go.The spirit of the North is present in every page as well as the resilience and humanity of its people who, when they finally meet at the crossroads each faces, will be there for each other.
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Michele Clarke
Whitehorse YT
© Eleanor Millard 2021