Traplines by Eden Robinson
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Traplines
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Focusing on the lives of native Canadians living in the harsh urban environment of 1990s Northern America, this is a collection of four novellas. Themes explored include adolescence and family.
Traplines Summary
About Eden Robinson
Eden Robinson is a First Nations woman whose father is Haisla and whose mother is Heilsuk (Bella Bella). She grew up in Haisla territory near Kitamaat, B.C., and published her first book, TRAPLINES, in 1996. TRAPLINES was awarded the Winifred Holtby Prize for the best first work of fiction in the Commonwealth, and was selected as a NEW YORK TIMES Editor's Choice and Notable Book of the Year.
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GOR002357723
9780349107929
0349107920
Traplines by Eden Robinson
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Little, Brown Book Group
19970605
192
N/A
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