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Smoke Size:Softcover Wittmaack's accents marks the poignancySmoke Dawn Richardson 6 X 9 inches, 112 pages The Canadian Children's Book Centre CHOICE Award LIKE HER FATHER, GREY OWL, Dawn Richardson became a writer to raise consciousness of the natural environment, in her case she tackled the cruelty of wolf bounties. Set in the wilderness, Smoke brings together a Mtis boy, his family, and a wolf. A compassionate yet realistic tale of the bush and all its inhabitants. By the time Dawn was 19, she had read Grey