Kaviaq Red Fox |
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| Adapted by:
| Igiugig Village Council,
Chun, Beth |
| Interviewer:
| Salmon, AlexAnna |
| Reviewed by:
| Salmon, AlexAnna |
| Translator:
| Wilson, Annie
Yanez, Evelyn
Peterson, Sassa
Gunlik, Andyn |
| Consultant Editor:
| Wilson, Annie
Yanez, Evelyn
Peterson, Sassa
Gunlik, Andyn |
| Illustrator:
| Luthy, Ann |
| Designed by:
| Luthy, Ann
Anderson, Gary |
| Transcribed by:
| Gunlik, Andyn |
| Guest Editor:
| Charles, Walkie |
| Technical editor:
| Chun, Beth |
| Editor:
| Chun, Beth |
| (various roles):
| Gooden, A. J. |
| Based on a story by:
| Andrew, Mike |
| ISBN: | 978-1-7379318-1-2 |
| Publication Date: | Dec 2022 |
| Publisher: | Naaqi
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| Book Format: | Hardback |
| List Price: | Contact Supplier contact
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Book Description:
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What will happen when Red Fox meets molting Goose on the tundra?Kaviaq (Red Fox) is a bilingual Yup'ik/English children's book based on the oral story told by Yup'ik elder Mike Andrew Sr. of Igiugig, Alaska. Kaviaq illustrates the importance of humility and resourcefulness in survival. Yup'ik people share their values and stories through dance and song.
What will happen when Red Fox meets molting Goose on the tundra?Kaviaq (Red Fox) is a bilingual Yup'ik/English children's book based on the oral story told by Yup'ik elder Mike Andrew Sr. of Igiugig, Alaska. Kaviaq illustrates the importance of humility and resourcefulness in survival. Yup'ik people share their values and stories through dance and song.