"This is a story about the trickster Tulugaq...also called Raven in many Inuit stories...In this story, Tulugaq creates the First People. The story also tells us where fire comes from and why the snowy owl's beak is the way it is today."--Page 16.

"A Rubicon book" "These fun and engaging traditional stories combine moral lessons and humour, and lend themselves to rich classroom discussion about right and wrong, respect and disrespect, honesty and dishonesty. The tricksters in these stories can take many forms, such as animals, mythological heroes, or transformers. They love to laugh and play jokes, often getting into trouble, but they can also be helpful and wise."--Publisher's website. Scholastic's Trickster Tales consists of eight different series from the West Coast, Plains, Great Lakes, East Coast, and the North.