How do you know what season it is? When the ripe blueberries fall and the sand burns, do you know it's summer? When the red-winged blackbird flies away, do you know it's fall? Stop for a minute and look around you: nature speaks to us. Mother Earth alerts us to every change and every step of its way. Whether it's the morning light of the Sun or the Moon high in the sky, there are many ways to know what season it is. Just stop, look, and listen. Each season tells a story.

This poetic story, written in Ojibwe and accompanied by a French translation, describes the journey of a granddaughter and her grandmother as they walk through the seasons. The fascinating illustrations and lyrical text encourage readers to connect with the Earth and listen to her. She has much to say.