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Book from the 1990s (?) - girl interacts on the frontier with Native Americans and others.
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Oct 02, 2016 07:11AM
I vaguely remember a book (or series of books?) that my fourth grade teacher read aloud to our class in the early 90s. It was set on the frontier and featured the following: Native Americans, a frontier girl, a character suffering from snow-blindness, the crossing of a (possibly?) frozen river, and a man trying to share his dreams with his dog by sleeping with a blanket over both of their heads. Does anyone know what I am talking about?
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A few guesses:
- Kirsten on the Trail or other Kirsten books by Janet Beeler Shaw?
- Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink?
- A Girl Named Faith by Margaret Yorgason? Cover - https://www.amazon.com/girl-named-Fai...
- Kirsten on the Trail or other Kirsten books by Janet Beeler Shaw?
- Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink?
- A Girl Named Faith by Margaret Yorgason? Cover - https://www.amazon.com/girl-named-Fai...
Offering a few ideas:The Children Who Stayed Alone by Bonnie Bess Worline
Addie's Dakota Winter by Laurie Lawlor
Prairie School by Lois Lenski
Snowbound In Hidden Valley by Holly Wilson
There's definitely snow-blindness and frozen rivers in a few of the Laura Ingalls Wilder books, but you'd probably have remembered if it was that series.
Lost in the Barrens by Farley Mowat, but that has a male protag rather than female.
Kevin, were the characters traveling, like on the Oregon Trail?Or were they already settled someplace?
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Lost in the Barrens (other topics)Snowbound in Hidden Valley (other topics)
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Laura Ingalls Wilder (other topics)Farley Mowat (other topics)
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