That’s the benefit of fantasy fiction. You can take a real life situation that is rife with prejudice and hard opinions and turn it around. Turn it around so readers can see a different point of view,

I don’t know if you are one of the Original People of Canada or someone who is insulted on their behalf.

The Residential School system in Canada was horrendous. And horrendous is not a strong enough word for what it was, but I don’t know what that word would be.

However, throughout history right up to this day, horrendous things have been and are still being done to "different " people. Currently in China, Uyghur people are detained in re-education camps. While they are being re-educated they may also have a body parts removed. In Russia, Ukrainian badies, stolen from their families, are learning how to be Russian.

Though a specific incident was the inspiration, it has been a worldwide, problem throughout history. Albeit is a variety of forms and atrocities.

It’s good that you are thinking about what you are reading, Art is often an imitation of life.

Personally, I found the positive affirmations throughout the book to be wonderful. On the strength of that would highly recommend the book.