Ahiahia the Orphan Reviewed by Quill and Quire

Ahiahia the Orphan, written by Levi Illuitok and illustrated by Nate Wells, was reviewed by Quill and Quire.

“The narrative moves along at a quick pace, helped by Wells’s expressive illustrations. Inuit culture infuses the story, as well as the graphics – from the scenery to the clothing to grandmother’s facial tattoo. Sharing stories that the ancestors told – of traditions, myths, and legends – keeps the culture alive and demonstrates the power of kinship, relationships, and survival. . . . As is the case with many Iegends, the moral and lessons of the story are ones that readers can sit with, think about, and interpret for themselves.”

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