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While on a trip through territory of the neighboring Chipewayan tribe, Jamie and Awasin find themselves in trouble. Many miles from the nearest people, they find themselves stuck in a treacherous stretch of rapids. Their birch bark canoe is destroyed in the fury of the Kazon-Dee-Zee River. The boys make it to shore. With little hope they wait for the Chipewayans to come to their rescue. After many days, Jamie and Awasin find themselves stranded in the desolate barrens, the treeless plains of the far north.
With summer waning and winter approaching the boys must slaughter caribou for food and clothing. They must fight a towering grizzly bear, and find courage in the harsh wilderness if they are to survive the frozen north.
4 Stars
Sahana
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