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This book is designed to teach K'ómoks children their ancestral Kwak'wala language. The story is inspired by a lullaby sung by Chief Charles Mountain Wilson, great-grandfather of Rob and Andy Everson.
Rob Everson (pictured) is the Chief Councillor of the K'ómoks First Nation. He is also Hereditary Chief of the Gigalgam Walas Kwagut.
Rob has a Diploma in Computer Science and a Certificate in Information Technology. He lives on the K'ómoks reserve with his wife and three children.
Andy has a Master's degree in Anthropology. He is the owner of Copper Canoe, an Aboriginal language media company. He lives in Comox with his wife and two children.
BOOKS:
Willy Kalawi (translated by Gloria Cranmer-Webster, Eva Dick and Mary Everson; illustrations by Andy Everson and Dustin Klassen; lullaby song by Mary Everson) (Wachiay Friendship Centre, 2004) ISBN: 1412031567
[BCBW 2016]
Rob Everson (pictured) is the Chief Councillor of the K'ómoks First Nation. He is also Hereditary Chief of the Gigalgam Walas Kwagut.
Rob has a Diploma in Computer Science and a Certificate in Information Technology. He lives on the K'ómoks reserve with his wife and three children.
Andy has a Master's degree in Anthropology. He is the owner of Copper Canoe, an Aboriginal language media company. He lives in Comox with his wife and two children.
BOOKS:
Willy Kalawi (translated by Gloria Cranmer-Webster, Eva Dick and Mary Everson; illustrations by Andy Everson and Dustin Klassen; lullaby song by Mary Everson) (Wachiay Friendship Centre, 2004) ISBN: 1412031567
[BCBW 2016]
