All cultures have their version of Bogeyman. What is this mythical monster called by the Inuit people?

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FrozenWrestler73653
FrozenWrestler73653
If anyone is interested, Robert Munsch wrote a great book called "a Promise is a Promise" which tells the story of a young girl getting into trouble with these creatures. It's a kids book but definitely worth a look, it has beautiful illustrations as well.
Kono Theophile
Kono Theophile
I’m Inuit and this has been passed down to our people for a generation after generation, the story goes so that we wouldn’t be by the flow edge jumping on ice or else fall into the Icy waters and possibly drown.
DSDA
DSDA
FrozenWrestler73653, I was able to answer this question correctly because my kids had this book. I recommend Robert Munsch to all parents of young children.
Player #25874027
Player #25874027
It’s interesting how diverse and isolated cultures all have their demons smelling of sulphur. A commonality based on a grain of truth?
Player #29226304
Player #29226304
FrozenWrestler73653, I've never heard of it. I'll track down the book and read it. .
Miss Sue
Miss Sue
Player #25874027, hmmm, mayhaps. 🤔
mukesh sharma.mahakall.b
mukesh sharma.mahakall.b
beautiful interesting performers story is lovely story. look is great beautiful.best.super young getting girl 📖📚
Deborah
Deborah
FrozenWrestler73653, I read Robert Munsch's books to my kids when they were little, including A Promise is a Promise. He is a terrific children's writer and I enjoyed reading them aloud.
baymax
baymax
FrozenWrestler73653, interesting, will defo look it up on Kindle, see of it's there! thanks
Bonzodog
Bonzodog
MustangSlider, Hansel.
Player #1856199
Player #1856199
FrozenWrestler73653, Hooray for books. Double hooray for reading them.