The Middle of Everywhere
Noah Thorpe is spending the school term in Kangiqsualujjuaq, in Quebec's Far North, where his dad is an English teacher in the Inuit community.
Noah's not too keen about living in the middle of nowhere, but getting away from Montréal has one big advantage: he gets a break from the bully at his old school. But Noah learns that problems have a way of following you-no matter how far you travel. To the Inuit kids, Noah is a qallunaaq-a southerner, someone ignorant of the customs of the North. Noah thinks the Inuit have a strange way of looking at the world, plus they eat raw meat and seal blubber. Most have never left the George River area-and it doesn't even have its own doctor, let alone a McDonald's.
But Noah's views change when he goes winter camping and realizes he will have to learn a few lessons from his Inuit buddies if he wants to make it home.
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Noah's not too keen about living in the middle of nowhere, but getting away from Montréal has one big advantage: he gets a break from the bully at his old school. But Noah learns that problems have a way of following you-no matter how far you travel. To the Inuit kids, Noah is a qallunaaq-a southerner, someone ignorant of the customs of the North. Noah thinks the Inuit have a strange way of looking at the world, plus they eat raw meat and seal blubber. Most have never left the George River area-and it doesn't even have its own doctor, let alone a McDonald's.
But Noah's views change when he goes winter camping and realizes he will have to learn a few lessons from his Inuit buddies if he wants to make it home.
The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.
Monique Polak
**Monique Polak** est une auteure québécoise spécialisée en littérature jeunesse et jeune adulte. Elle a enseigné la littérature et la création littéraire au collège Marianopolis à Montréal pendant 35 ans, et a été chroniqueuse à l’émission littéraire *Plus on est de fous, plus on lit !* à Radio-Canada. Son œuvre, souvent inspirée de faits historiques ou familiaux, explore des thèmes comme la résilience, la mémoire et l’identité. *Vois tout ce qu’il te reste* s’inspire directement de l’expérience de sa mère, déportée à Theresienstadt pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
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