Neil Christopher Libri

Explore a haunting realm inhabited by shape-shifters, ogresses, trolls, and demons set against the backdrop of the Canadian Arctic. This book invites readers to immerse themselves in a rich tapestry of dark folklore and mythical creatures, revealing the chilling and captivating stories that emerge from this unique environment. Prepare for a journey through a landscape where the supernatural intertwines with the harsh realities of life in the Arctic.

Experience the exciting world of arctic giants through traditional tales from around Nunavut. Based on elder interviews from more than one hundred years ago, these stories reveal the fearsome giants that once stalked the arctic. From enormous beings strong enough to pick up a walrus with one hand, to massive creatures that towered over mountains and could carry humans on the lace of one boot, these stories will introduce readers to a vast array of arctic giants.

Engaging young readers, this interactive book invites children to join Mia and her monster friends in a fun-filled movement experience. As they follow along with the illustrated actions, kids are encouraged to get active and explore different physical movements, making the reading experience both playful and educational.

Ukaliq and Kalla embark on an exciting camping adventure, inviting young readers to join in the fun by searching for hidden objects in various scenes. This interactive search-and-find book encourages engagement and observation skills, making it an enjoyable experience for children as they explore the outdoors through vibrant illustrations.

Exploring Inuit traditional myths, this book captivates young readers with tales of creepy, spooky, and frightening creatures. It offers an engaging way to learn about the rich cultural heritage of the Inuit through captivating stories that spark imagination and curiosity about these legendary beings.

Engaging young readers, this search-and-find book invites children to join Ukaliq and Kalla on their camping adventure. As they explore various scenes, kids are challenged to locate hidden objects, enhancing their observation skills and making the experience interactive and fun.

The book offers a thorough academic analysis of two significant mythological creatures from Inuit mythology, exploring their cultural significance and the narratives surrounding them. Through detailed research, it delves into the symbolism and roles these figures play within Inuit traditions, providing insights into the broader themes of identity and spirituality in Indigenous cultures.

The story explores the theme of friendship through Uka's biking trip with Sissi. When Sissi forgets their plans, Uka feels hurt and upset. Throughout the narrative, Uka navigates his emotions and learns valuable lessons about forgiveness and the essential qualities that define a good friend.

This bilingual retelling brings to life a traditional Inuit story from the North Baffin region, enriched by the stunning illustrations of renowned Inuit artist Babah Kalluk. The book offers a unique cultural perspective, showcasing the artistry and storytelling traditions of the Inuit community.

The story follows Mia as she navigates the challenge of uniting her reluctant monster friends who are hesitant to share. Through her efforts, Mia aims to teach them the valuable lesson of sharing and friendship, highlighting themes of cooperation and understanding among diverse characters.