1973 Newberry Award winner.

#32 in top 100 books Challenged 1990-1999
1996 banned in PA ''graphic marital rape scene" (don't worry, pg 102, involves a forcible kiss, and the boy running away).
2003 Challenged 'sexual content'.

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Julie makes a journey to leave her temporary home and ends up lost on the tundra. She befriends a wolf pack, and manages to survive, remembering all that she has learned from her Eskimo elders.

Left on the Cage Sculpture on Summit for BANNED BOOK WEEK to look for a new reader!

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I look forward to reading the book. It will be in Eagan for a while and then passed on. I have always enjoyed adventure type books but usually true like accounts like the Woodswoman series or " Tales of Shaman's Apprentice" by an Ethnobotanist or" Wild" by C. Strayed.

This seems like a really neat book. I picked this up at University of St. Thomas a while back and now placed it at a "little free library" at 1466 Bridgeview Ave. Eagan, MN
Thanks for offering this.
Sorry I took so long to pass this on.