This is a unilingual story with hand-drawn illustrations (by Philip Mercredi) and Dene text. It has no English guide, and it comes with Dene words paired with illustrations at the end of the story (for example, whı̨ and a picture of a spear).

The first section reads:

Yahnı̨́ı̨ ts’ę́ dene ke ı̨kǫ́ t’á zǫ edegogeredı́ redı. Eyu t’á dene łée sı̨́ı̨ ı̨k’ǫ́ huhłé nı̨wę gha surı́ dene nezǫ hı̨lı̨́ gots’ę edeghǫ náowhe kúlú, debelé t’á ası̨́ gháedá le. Ekáa taónǫɂǫ́ beghaé ajá kúlú k’ála daudı redı.

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Blondin, George, Jane Modeste and Fibbie Tatti. Įt’ǫ́ Elá T’á Ts’éku ɂehdanagı̨la. Developed by Dept. of Education, NWT. Copyright, Fort Franklin Band Council. 1979.

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