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Trottier, Maxine

Sister to the Wolf

348 pp. | Kids Can | September, 2004 | Trade ISBN 1-55337-519-X $16.95
(3) YA This satisfying work of historical fiction opens in 1703 Quebec with fifteen-year-old Cécile buying a Pawnee slave to save him from abuse. Treated as an equal by the girl and her father, Lesharo accompanies them on a perilous journey to the new fort at Detroit. Well-drawn characters, a vivid wilderness setting, and a dash of romance make this a worthwhile read.
Reviewer: Carolyn Shute

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