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"Oral traditions, once committed to print, lose something of their intrinsic quality. Those passed on by the Nootka published in Anne Cameron's Daughters of Copper Woman however, manage to preserve their simplicity of theme and directness of expression. They lose nothing of the sense of inherent wisdom, courage and foresight characterized in the society of women from Vancouver Island."
-The Guardian
"Daughters of Copper Woman is something of a marvel, certainly an enchantment, an uplifting revelation...Cameron's voice is prophetic, her talents mature and powerful."
-Ottawa Citizen
"Cameron's work compels attention, calling out for social justice and spiritual healing."
-Quill & Quire