Beatrice Mosionier
CanadianLiterary FictionContemporary Fictionb. 1949
Beatrice Mosionier (born 1949), also known as Beatrice Culleton, is a Canadian Métis author. She is best known for her novel "In Search of April Raintree," which is inspired by her own experiences growing up in foster care. Her work often explores themes of identity, racism, and the impact of the child welfare system on Indigenous children and families. Mosionier has also written children's books, a play, and a memoir.
Notable Works
['In Search of April Raintree', 'April Raintree', 'Spirit of the White Bison', 'Come Walk with Me: A Memoir', 'In the Shadow of Evil', "Christopher's Folly", 'Unusual Friendships: A Little Black Cat and a Little White Rat']
