Pivut, which means “it’s ours” in Inuktitut, is a dynamic, multi-topic magazine for teenagers that aims to share and celebrate Inuit cultural knowledge in an engaging, contemporary format, with vibrant illustrations and photographs. ...
Written by Johnny Issaluk | Photographs by Ed Maruyama Traditionally, Inuit played games in order to be physically and mentally prepared for freezing weather, strenuous hunts, and other gruelling conditions that made survival difficult. In this book, Arctic Winter...
Written by Sakiasi Qaunaq | Illustrated by Eva Widermann In the world of Inuit traditional stories, animals and humans are not such different creatures. Animals can speak to, understand, and form relationships with humans. In The Orphan and the Polar Bear, an orphaned...
This durable book, intended for the very earliest readers, teaches preschoolers the Inuktitut names for various marine mammal species found across Nunavut. Photographs of each animal accompany the Inuktitut names, to give children all the tools they need to identify...
Written in Six Arctic Languages Join Kalla as he visits the circus and discovers the many fun-filled ways numbers, shapes, and patterns exist in the world around us! Using a straightforward question-and-answer format, this colourful narrative introduces children aged...
