Growing Up Inuk ...
I have reviewed two Inuit young adult novels because I feel it is important that our literary canon in Canada include and embrace Indigenous literature. In particular, I would like to see books like Those Who Run in the Sky and Why the Monster being studied in secondary school classrooms throughout...
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