This illustrated story retells a Mohawk legend about the importance of strawberries to the Mohawk People. Long ago, a brother and sister argue and part ways. One goes toward the sunset, the other travels in the direction of sunrise. But someone is watching over their argument and talks to the sister. He directs her to forgive the argument and return to her brother. As brother and sister return to search for each other, the girl spots berries growing among bushes. Her hunger is eased when she sees large juicy strawberries and eats some and takes the remainder for her brother. Their quarrel forgotten, the two share the wonderful berries. All is forgiven and they return home. Since that time, the Iroquois believe that strawberries can heal quarrelsome behavior. This bilingual Mohawk and English story is told on 13 pages. Each page has a colour drawing with the bilingual text below each image. The remaining 22 pages are an extra bonus for young readers. The publishers have added connect-the-dots, colouring pages, cursive writing activities, and a word search. All illustrations and text in the student activities section reflect the Mohawk text. The work of the Language teachers and educators at Tsi Ronterihwanonhnha Ne Kanienkeha keep the traditional stories and Mohawk language alive for the coming generations in this publication. (excerpt from Goodminds.com)