The Delta Is My Home (The Land Is Our Storybook) - Tapa dura

"These are positive portraits of northern family life and of child life, cheerful and appealing as well as educational."
--"The Toronto Star"

"Replete with sharp and attractive full-color photographs. . . These titles provide some useful information for reports and are interesting additions for general reading."
--" School Library Journal"

..".a valuable introduction to an endangered culture."
-- "Booklist"

"Tom's bouncingly fun personality beams from every page. . . This is an exciting series for helping children, especially those outside the Northwest Territories, appreciate the day-to-day world of their peers."
-- "Canadian Children's Book News"

"("The Delta is My Home") feature a satisfying mix of old and new - traditional and contemporary - in the photographs and text. . . What both photos and text do very well is establish the strong connection between the people in the books and the land upon which they live. . . A book that children (will) choose to read both for pleasure and for information.
Recommended"
-- "CM Magazine"

"The Delta is My Home, is presented in way children will take pleasure in reading. They will be enthralled with the photographs and in the end they will learn a great deal about the culture, family and life of Tom McLeod and the Gwich'in people."
-- ForeWord Magazine

"These are positive portraits of northern family life and of child life, cheerful and appealing as well as educational."
--The Toronto Star

"Replete with sharp and attractive full-color photographs. . . These titles provide some useful information for reports and are interesting additions for general reading."
-- School Library Journal

..".a valuable introduction to an endangered culture."
-- Booklist

"Tom's bouncingly fun personality beams from every page. . . This is an exciting series for helping children, especially those outside the Northwest Territories, appreciate the day-to-day world of their peers."
-- Canadian Children's Book News

"(The Delta is My Home) feature a satisfying mix of old and new - traditional and contemporary - in the photographs and text. . . What both photos and text do very well is establish the strong connection between the people in the books and the land upon which they live. . . A book that children (will) choose to read both for pleasure and for information.
Recommended"
-- CM Magazine