The Middle of Everywhere

Set in the remote town of George River, Quebec, the story follows fifteen-year-old Noah Thorpe, a non-Inuit boy grappling with his unfamiliar surroundings and the local customs. Initially dismissive of the Inuit way of life, Noah's perspective shifts dramatically after an encounter with a polar bear. As he navigates his fears and the harsh realities of the North, he learns valuable survival lessons from his Inuit peers, challenging his preconceived notions and deepening his understanding of their culture.