An evergreen children?'s classic about an Inuit mother and her child. Beautifully illustrated with striking pictures of the natural landscape of Alaska, Mama Do You Love Me explores the tender relationship between a mother and her daughter. ?What if I put salmon in your parka? and emine in your mukluks?? ask the child. The mother patiently answers that she would love her, no matter how naughty she was. ?I love you more than the raven loves his treasure, more than the dog loves his tail, more than the whale loves his spout.?

There's a quiet joyfulness in both the antics of the Inuit mother and daughter and in the animals--including a polar bear and a musk ox--that the daughter imagines she might become.

The story is delightfully told from the perspective of the Intuit culture. The mischief the child creates deals with things that are unique to that culture such as accidentally dropping ptarmigan eggs, spilling the oil in the family's lamp, slipping an emrine in mama's mukluks or turning into a Walrus.

The artwork, animals, clothing, and some other objects named are specific to the Arctic world, but the theme is universal. The graphics are so vivid that they seem to jump right out of the application!

Ideal for bed time story telling to babies and young children, this is an ideal buy for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Read your child a story that is full of adventure and yet so different from the conventional fairy tales he or she is used to. Both you and your child will enjoy the unique flip book experience of this software. Explore a world that is refreshingly different from the Disney animation that has become the staple diet of most children.