inuit

Describes a now vanished way of life for the Inuit.

Nessa's ingenuity and bravery save from animal poachers the fish she and her grandmother caught to feed everyone in their Eskimo camp.

Followed by a huge grizzly bear, an Eskimo brother and sister make a perilous trek across the storm-swept tundra to bring back a frozen caribou to their hungry family.

Describes through text and photographs how to build an igloo like the Inuit of northern Canada.

Explores the people, customs, geography, and history of Nunavut.

Introduces the unique history and natural beauty of the largest state, focusing as well on recent problems related to the native population, controversial oil and gas pipelines, rapid development, the threatened ecosystem, unprecedented wealth, and the high cost of living.

Retells seven myths of the Inuit. Each myth is followed by a question-and-answer section and an expert commentary.

Photographs and text profile the sculpture, prints, drawings, and textiles of the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic.

Christine watches everyone treat Osuqo and Poq like animals and realizes they are as human as she and in need of aid. This story is based on the actual kidnapping of Inuit Eskimos by European traders in the 17th century.

A collection of American Indian myths and legends illustrating the customs and values of the traditional Indian way of life.