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Millie : ride the river

Millie : ride the river

Harrison, Troon.
Book 2004

Millie, a Toronto girl, spends the summer of 1914 at Stoney Lake in Ontario's Kawartha Lakes region, learning of another way of life and about herself as she meets her cousins whose mother is an Ojibwa Indian, helps make a canoe from birch bark, lights the lighthouse light and gets help for Old Finn the keeper.

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Canoes and canoeing Juvenile fiction
Cousins Juvenile fiction
Families Ontario Juvenile fiction
Girls Canada Juvenile fiction
Historical fiction, Canadian
Kawartha Lakes (Ont. : Lakes) History Juvenile fiction
Ojibwe Juvenile fiction
Ontario History Juvenile fiction
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ISBN:
0143312022
Description:
80 pages : illustrations, map ; 21 cm
Target Audience Note:
Ages 8-12
Other Title:
Ride the river
Notes:
On cover: "Millie : book one"
Includes bibliographical references (pages 79-80)
SPL: Canadiana
Control Number:
119051
Other Authors:
Wilson, Janet, 1952-
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