Lost In The Barrens Book Report

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The title of my book is lost in the barrens. It's a fiction book by Farley Mowat That contains 244 pages. The main characters are Jamie MacNair and Awasin Meewasin and Angus Macnair Alphonse Meewasin Denikazi Peetyuk, Jamie is a guy who couldn't go to a private School because the fur trades went down, He is 15 years old He can also be headstrong He became good friends with awasin, Awasin is a first nations boy and he used to go to a first nations residential school, Angus is Jamie's uncle and he is a fur trader, Alphonse is best friends with Uncle angus and he is a leader of his tribe and he is also a hunter for his tribe, Denikazi is the leader of the northern tribe, peetyuk is the Eskimo that came and rescued them and brought them back to
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