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Lost in the Barrens

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In Canada and elsewhere, Farley Mowat’s Lost in the Barrens is used as part of school reading. The book was published in 1956.

This children/young adults novel is set in The Pas. The Pas is the main trading centre to which the book’s protagonists travel to stock up on provisions and supplies to take back to their homes in the bush.

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