Sanaaq: An Inuit Novel Free Audiobook Download by Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk

Sanaaq: An Inuit Novel is a powerful novel of an Inuit girl, Mary. The novel is written by Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk who is an Inuit author and it tells the story of an indigenous girl who falls victim to bullying but manages to find her own strength. When asked about her favorite part of the book, she says that it was the title which she loved because it meant "beautiful". She said more about what the word means to her saying, "It's not that helping others is beautiful; it's that beauty is in our hearts, in our souls."

Sanaaq is Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk's first novel and was published in 1980. It is a story about two girls as they search for their lost sister who has gone missing on a hunting trip. Through the eyes of these two girls, we see the beauty of the Inuit culture and how important it is for them to live off of their land and hunt. The girls struggle with the harsh realities of life that are often associated with living by nature and the stories teach readers about how to live in harmony with nature in order to survive.

The book is written in the Inuit language, and the narrator does a wonderful job of reading this work. The book follows the life of a young Inuit woman who dreams of becoming a trader. This novel is set in 2035, at a time when climate change has forced the Inuit people to struggle with food shortages.

The life of an Inuit woman is different from any other woman in the west. Sanaaq tells the story of a girl who has to grow up quickly and learn how to manage her family's new house on the tundra, running their hunting camps as well as raising her own children.

Sanaaq is an Inuit novel that focuses on the life of a young woman growing up in the Arctic. The novel tells the story of Sanaaq and her struggle to find her place in the world as she tries to make sense of her culture and traditions amidst changing times.

Inuit epic, with high doses of romance, adventure and action. 'Tiffany Ayalik' narrates the novel with a beautiful voice