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Yetsa's Sweater Land-Based Learning Author Deborah Trotter tells theYetsa's Sweater is a charming picture book by Sylvia Olsen about the women of the Coast Salish who continue to create beautiful Cowichan sweaters. It is an effective picture book that demonstrates First Nations experiential learning. Yetsa is spending time with her grandmother assisting in the preparation of the sheep's wool needed to knit these amazing one of a kind sweaters. The story and illustrations show the love and understanding between the