The Three Hunters, a new book co-written in 2019 by teacher Raymond Gianfrancesco and his former students at Leo Ussak elementary school in Rankin Inlet, is a reimagined telling of the classic Three Little Pigs story, only this version is set in Nunavut and follows three hunters as they face a blizzard. (Image courtesy of Inhabit Media)
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Students, teacher from Rankin Inlet elementary school publish Nunavut version of classic fairy tale
Three hunters, all brothers, make their way out on the land of Nunavut. Akagaq, the youngest brother, makes a tent to shelter from a blizzard, but the powerful winds knock it down.
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