Once Upon an Eskimo Time

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Through the lens of her Eskimo mother's experiences, Edna Wilder vividly recounts a year in an ancient village near Alaska's Norton Sound. The narrative highlights the resilience and spirit of her mother amidst the harsh climate, emphasizing family values and subsistence living. Rich in oral storytelling tradition, it captures the cycles of life and the now-lost lifestyle of the Bering Sea community. This engaging account offers readers a glimpse into the day-to-day life, legends, and beliefs of the Eskimo culture, appealing to audiences of all ages.