Oh, yeah.

Published 1953 to '57.

These ubiquitous blue covers in dentist office and doctors' waiting rooms were my first encounter with Jesus Christ, with the stories of the Bible, 409 stories in 10 volumes.

And Aunt Eva read them every night from the time I was born till I c- when I could sit on her lap, all the way through elementary school.

I particularly loved the Old Testament stories, David the shepherd boy, so I could relate to those.

And they were so influential in my life for, for a number of reasons.

Not only did it present me with a Bible, it shaped the way I understand learning, the concept of story, but also the way I understood myself and understood God.

What does this one add to your story?

From Pond Inlet, he now leads youth research programs, bringing Inuit youth and Arctic scientists together, so learning on the land continues.

It was either you s- you stay still and die, or you confront, you confront the harsh environment, and you make it your own.

These are the masters of the Arctic that survived for generations, and these are my ancestors.

And it, it wasn't just about understanding the Arctic.

It's controlling it in a respectful manner.

It's traversing through the Arctic, hunting and b- being respectful for your catch, s- surviving.

To be able to eat, that was, that was a luxury, and that was the, the goal.

Continued investment and attention in the North, a reasonable request to match the dedication of the people living there.