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In 1650, the young siblings Justine and her younger brother find themselves orphaned and homeless in New France. Facing harsh winter conditions and the dangers of the wilderness, they escape the village and stumble upon an Indian boy who becomes their guide and protector. With his help, they learn essential survival skills and discover a deep bond of friendship amid the challenges of frontier life.
First publish date: 1990
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Lyn Cook
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