Inuit cerita

Can you imagine living in the arctic when the nights appear to be endless and the frigid wind blows hard? And then there are the blizzards that can cover a whole village under a thick blanket of snow! Who would want to live there? But when summer comes and the snow disappears and the sun shines all day long, the saxifrage and arctic cotton and many other alpine flowers stick their lovely heads above the frozen tundra, transforming the landscape into a colourful woven carpet with amazing patterns that only nature is capable of.

Oliver Cromwell lived between 1599 and 1658. His body was exhumed and he was posthumously punished for his genocide like actions during when he lived. Disconnectedly, in 1930 AD., the disappearance of the inhabitants of the Inuit (Eskimo) village at Lake Anjikuni, Canada, is also real. All the inhabitants of the village disappeared without a trace. Also, what is curious is that even the bodies from the village cemetery had been exhumed. Not a single buried body was found. About 30 years later, In 1960 AD., an oval plaque was installed at the chapel at the Sidney Sussex College at Cambridge, England, which read -- "Near to this place was buried, on 25 March 1960, the head of OLIVER CROMWELL, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland & Ireland, Fellow Commoner of this College, 1616-7."

Raspberry is a plus sized teen who struggles with no parents her landlord and her enemy or more like future husband. She doesn't know how to handle the pressure go on this domestic crazy unbelievable adventure or more like an nightmare.

A woman escapes an abusive husband to the struggling settlement of Brattahlid, Greenland in 1408. As the settlers face life-threatening challenges, a priest ponders the reason the woman manages to thrive and her reason for choosing to stay when the opportunity comes to leave.

Uki is a twelve year old girl, part of an Inuit tribe in Nunavut, Canada. Follow her through her experience as an Inuit, learning about her past and different ceremonies and traditions. Fictional characters, but non-fictional cultures. Short 5-chapter story.

Ajurnamat- It cannot be helped. This is a story about a boy and his journey to become a man. It is based on the Inuit culture of earlier ages in Alaska.

"Peter! The light is red!" "There are no red lights in a car chase!" "Yes there are!" Nukka has gotten used to New York's way of life, but it's not like she just moved here from Texas a few months ago. Nukka's family had moved to Queens when she was around eight years old, and since then, she's managed to combine her Inuit culture with this estranged city. Up until homecoming, things were working out well, but after a unwarranted dream, Nukka's culture begins to overwhelm her, and she has to figure out how to balance it with the life she already made. ongoing started// october 2020 finished// .....

Kinda a mix of Moana and brother bear honestly

A large mythical wolf that preys on those who hunt alone. In this story, a small boy decides to challenge the Amarok in his domain, the Wapheton Forest. In the following chapters I included the original poem that inspired this incredible tale. This is a short story and poem duo that I wrote for my creative writing class.

A story of hope, friendship, and love in the midst of climate change. Atiqtalik is a thirteen-year-old Nunatsiarmiut girl with an immense love for polar bears, and a deep appreciation for the north: that ice-barren land she calls home. But her world is rapidly changing, with climate change making its mark on not only her homeland, but on her people, and the wild creatures she has grown up with and beside. Then, when tragedy befalls Yuka Kirima, her newest friend, she realizes that the only things holding together her broken world are friendship, and more importantly, love. But will these things be enough when tragedy strikes at her own heart? Will her love outlast her pain? "Ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation." ~Kahlil Gibran

Follow the history and customs of the inuit spiritual paths of the ragnarossi twin goddesses of Nyz and Solara.

This is a picture book that I made for school. I had 2 copies but I gave one of them to a 7-year-old and I'm going to give the other to my parents for Christmas. But before I do this, I want to upload the story to Wattpad.

For Lady Red.

Clair Jordan has lived her entire life in the city of Manhattan, New York. Unfortunately, on her birthday, her mother was killed, and she is now forced to move in with her dad, who had abandoned her at the age of 3, and trades the city of Manhattan for the small town of Butte, Alaska. Of course, things are very rocky between her and her father, and trading a busy city for a small town in the middle of an empty, cold state has her in bad spirits. While hiking, Clair gets lost, and she has an encounter with a bear. The bear and Clair start sharing a bond that no one can break. What happens when the bear is being hunted? Clair wants to do everything in her power to protect him, but will she be able to? What will it cost her? How long can she keep everything a secret? How many lies must she tell? And who will get hurt?

An ageless huntress and her newfound jackal are enlisted to save children and hunt down an incubus perpetrator. Meanwhile, forgotten deities and monsters arise while sentient magic does not allow electricity to work by any means anywhere on a future-apocalyptic earth setting. LOC Copyright Registration: PAu 4-107-601 [2020]

In an old village beyond the treeline of the arctic Canadian north, Rheaden lives a quiet life. Until the strange appearance of bold wolf packs are sited close to the village. Questions upon question arise when strange happenings occur involving the wolves, that lead to a terrifying event that shreds Rhea's old life forever.