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Mark Kalluak’s Traditional Stories from Arviat. Bilingual Ed. (HC) Pictographs giving up a successful journalismMark Kalluak was a respected community leader, Inuktitut specialist, and passionate about sharing Inuit culture. This book is a compilation of Kalluaks works on traditional Inuit stories and beliefs from his home community of Arviat, Nunavut. These tales and cultural outlooks were thoughtfully collected, written in Inuktitut and English, and illustrated by Kalluak. From the origins of darkness and light, to cautionary tales of how to treat others, to