Praise for Squid Boy Raven Girl[icon name=”quote-left” prefix=”fas”] In this engrossing novel R. R. Davis deftly immerses the reader in the atmospheric, enigmatic, and perilous inner and outer worlds inhabited by Robert, a preteen living in a coastal Canadian Inuit village. The atmosphere of this book lingers in the mind long after it is put down. A good read.—Patricia Vestal, author of Passageways [icon name=”quote-left” prefix=”fas”] This book kept me a little off balance all the way through and it was precisely this which drove me forward to the ending. This is a tale of growing up and seeing things as they are. Or are they? Set on a remote island in Labrador, this story explores an Inuit community that is striking in its wisdom and resiliency, and at the same time suffering broadly from the impacts of colonialism. It’s an engaging story wrapped in a shroud of mystery.—Iain MacDonald, author of I Piped, That She Might Dance
