Morningstar’s remarkable story is one of parental neglect, alcoholism, and sexual abuse—and her gradual discovery of these same behaviors embedded in the lives of her parents and grandparents. Read more
Prairie Books NOW Spring 2007
Morningstar emerges as a strong, haunting voice against abuse. Read more
Quill & Quire September 2006
The horrors of a life immersed in alcoholism, childhood sexual abuse, and racism are sadly the reality faced by many native people in Canada. The courageous journey to overcome such barriers and trauma forms the background for Morningstar Mercredi's autobiography. Read more
The Edmonton Journal October 2006
Morningstar is one of those stories. It is certainly not a pleasant reading experience, but it is an important one. In the writer's unadorned style, usually in simple declarative sentences, she very powerfully conveys her own story. Read more