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Young Rafe is terrified as he is trapped on an ice flow with a young indian girl.will he ever survive and find his way home?
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- "Young Rafe is terrified as he is trapped on an ice flow with a young indian girl.will he ever survive and find his way home?"@en
- "Trapped on floating ice with Tawena, an Indian girl, and facing a feirce, hungry bear, young Rafe Considine is terrified. Can he, with Tawena's help, survive the wilderness and find his way home."
- "Rafe's mother didn't like him talking to the 'heathen' Indian girl. Tawena, who came from the encampment of tents and cabins at the end of the village. But, Rafe longed to know what Tawena meant by 'looking at bear', and followed her one day on to the headland and into disaster."
- "Rafe's mother didn't like him talking to the 'heathen' Indian girl. Tawena, who came from the encampment of tents and cabins at the end of the village. But, Rafe longed to know what Tawena meant by 'looking at bear', and followed her one day on to the headland and into disaster."@en
- "Lost in the snowy forest, Rafe Considine is taken prisoner by two Indian women who teach him to live off the land."@en
- "Lost in the snowy forest, Rafe Considine is taken prisoner by two Indian women who teach him to live off the land."
- "Rafe, son of white settlers, and Tawena, an Indian girl, struggle to survive alone in the Arctic until they are rescued by some of Tawena's people."@en
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