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COLLURA, Mary-Ellen Lang. Canadian, b. 1949. Genres: Young adult fiction. Career: Author of young-adult novels and educator. Schoolteacher, District 72, Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada, 1972-; North Island Wildlife Rehabilitation Association, director, 1990-92; Transition House, director, 1994-96.
Nov 18, 2014 · Winners. Paperback – November 18, 2014. After losing his parents and suffering through eleven foster homes in eight yeas, fifteen-year old Jordy Threebears returns to the Ash Creek Blackfoot Reserve to live with a grandfather he hardly knows.
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Feb 26, 2013 · In an interesting take on the woes of our modern world, author Mary-Ellen Lang Collura, reflects on the excesses and indulgences of contemporary society in both a positive and negative light.
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Internet Archive. Language. English. After years in foster homes, Jordy Threebears returns to live on a Blackfoot reservation with his grandfather whom he hardly knows, and finds his anger and resentment being overcome by the gift of a wild mare. Access-restricted-item.
After losing his parents and suffering through eleven foster homes in eight yeas, fifteen-year old Jordy Threebears returns to the Ash Creek Blackfoot Reserve to live with a grandfather he hardly knows.
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- Mary-Ellen Lang Collura
Oct 30, 1986 · Mary-Ellen L… Follow. Winners Hardcover – October 30, 1986. by Mary-Ellen Collura (Author) See all formats and editions. After years in foster homes, bitter fifteen-year-old Jordy Threebears returns to Ash Creek Reserve to live with his grandfather in a primitive prairie cabin, but their relationship is undermined by Jordy's anger and resentment.
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Oct 30, 1986 · Mary-Ellen Lang Collura. After losing his parents and suffering through eleven foster homes in eight yeas, fifteen-year old Jordy Threebears returns to the Ash Creek Blackfoot Reserve to live with a grandfather he hardly knows.
