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Biography
Marjorie Kendall (1930- ) of New Brunswick lived for many years in the Eastern and Western Arctic, part spent as editor of the "Eastern Arctic Star" weekly in Frobisher Bay (now Iqaluit). She even ran for a seat in territorial politics. Her children's books, including "Inuk," "Yookie," and "Aka'k" (all 1979, Borealis), have northern themes. She also worked as a legal secretary and high school creative writing teacher in Courtenay, British Columbia. She has since returned to New Brunswick.
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Books by Marjorie Kendall
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Heroes Three Written by Marjorie Kendall
20 pages, Paperback ISBN: 9780888870223 $8.95 CA
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About the Book
Irma, Ura, and Heza Gunkie are threatened by an enormous black cat.
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Inuk Written by Marjorie Kendall

20 pages, Paperback ISBN: 9780888870261 $8.95 CA
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About the Book
Every Inuit boyÕs only ambition is to someday become the greatest hunter of them all; and the hero of Inuk is no exception.
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Copyright © by Borealis Press Ltd., 2002.
Updated: August 5, 2002
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