What would you do if the ice beneath your feet could crack at any moment? Fourteen-year-old twins Anusha and Nanook live in one of the northernmost villages on Earth, where winter lasts most of the year, hunting puts food on the table, and the land must be listened to carefully—or it can turn deadly. Nanook wants to prove he’s ready to become a hunter like his father, but the ice is melting earlier each year, making every trip more dangerous. Anusha loves stories—old legends, new ideas, and words from different languages—but she’s learning that stories can help people… or cause trouble. As their community faces hunger, storms, and big changes from the outside world, the twins must learn what courage, responsibility, and leadership really mean. Filled with heart-pounding survival moments, powerful family bonds, and fascinating details about Arctic life, On Fractured Ice is a gripping adventure about growing up, helping others, and finding your place in a changing world. Written with deep respect for Inuit culture and traditions, this story invites readers to explore: ◆ Life in the High Arctic ◆ The power of storytelling and teamwork ◆ Environmental change and resilience ◆ Courage, patience, and compassion Perfect for readers ages 9–13, On Fractured Ice shows that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is listen—to your family, your community, and the land beneath your feet.