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Schuh, Mari

Look Inside an Igloo

24 pp. | Capstone | December, 2008 | Library ISBN 978-1-4296-2245-5 $21.32
(4) K-3 Pebble Plus: Look Inside series. This book looks at how the Inuit people traditionally built and lived in igloos. With an overly simplified text and large-size photos, double-page spreads show the building process from snow-cutting, designing, and stacking to the family activities of heating, cooking, and sleeping inside the igloo home. One sentence makes clear that modern Inuit don't live in igloos: "Today the Inuit live in houses." Reading list. Glos., ind.
Reviewer: Luther B. Clegg

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