"A great resource for lessons on the Inuit or larger studies on cultural awareness"--School Library Journal "[A] beautiful story that is lively and thought-provoking.I highly recommend this book for all readers inside the classroom and out as it is a wonderful peek into an important aspect of Inuit culture." -CM: Canadian Review of Material "Una Huna?: Ukpik Learns to Sew is an endearing recollection of the learning of traditional skills from a parent who is both patient, wise and loving. It's about being at the crossroads of past and future, connecting to one's heritage but seeing what that might mean for later. It's a big story told skilfully with the essence of the Inuit at its core."--CanLit for Little Canadians.