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Durbin, William

Wintering

196 pp. | Delacorte | January, 1999 | Trade ISBN 0-385-32598-3 $$14.95
(4) YA In this sequel to The Broken Blade, fourteen-year-old Pierre continues canoeing through the wilds of Canada for a fur-trading company. He makes friends with the Ojibwe natives at Windigo Point but must still endure the constant taunting of a brutish crew member. The 1801 setting is well defined, but the episodic plotting makes the novel somewhat choppy and slow paced.
Reviewer: Peter D. Sieruta

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