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Ti-Ti-Pu A Boy of Red River   By: (1855-1907)

Ti-Ti-Pu A Boy of Red River by James M. Oxley

Ti-Ti-Pu A Boy of Red River by James M. Oxley is an incredible historical fiction novel that skillfully blends adventure, education, and a heartwarming coming-of-age story. Set in the late 18th century in the fur trade era of North America, this book takes readers on an exciting journey through time and space.

The story revolves around the life of the main character, Ti-Ti-Pu, a young Métis boy who becomes immersed in the vibrant culture and challenges of the Red River settlement. Oxley's attention to historical detail is commendable, as he effortlessly transports readers to this fascinating period in Canadian history. Through the eyes of Ti-Ti-Pu, we witness firsthand the struggles and triumphs of the Métis people and gain a deep understanding of the complexities they faced.

One of the many strengths of this book is its ability to educate while entertaining. Oxley delicately weaves in historical facts, traditions, and language, providing readers with glimpses into the rich Métis culture. Ti-Ti-Pu's interactions with other characters, both Métis and settlers, allow for intriguing cultural exchanges and foster a sense of appreciation and understanding of different perspectives.

The character development in Ti-Ti-Pu A Boy of Red River is outstanding. Readers witness our young protagonist grow and mature in a rapidly changing world. As Ti-Ti-Pu faces personal challenges and encounters various obstacles, his resilience and determination shine through, making him a relatable and inspiring character for readers of all ages.

Another noteworthy aspect of this book is the sense of adventure that permeates every page. Oxley skillfully incorporates gripping elements of survival, exploration, and action, keeping readers engrossed from start to finish. The pacing is well-balanced, seamlessly shifting between moments of suspense, introspection, and heartwarming interactions.

Ti-Ti-Pu A Boy of Red River holds important messages of inclusion, harmony, and the preservation of cultural heritage. Through Ti-Ti-Pu's experiences, readers gain insights into the significance of their own cultural identity and the importance of embracing diversity.

In conclusion, Ti-Ti-Pu A Boy of Red River is a captivating and enlightening novel that beautifully captures the spirit of the Métis people and their contribution to Canadian history. James M. Oxley's masterful storytelling, combined with an engaging plot and rich character development, make this book truly unforgettable. Whether you are a fan of historical fiction, a lover of adventure, or simply seeking a compelling and educational read, Ti-Ti-Pu A Boy of Red River promises to leave a lasting impression.

First Page:

[Illustration: Cover art]

[Frontispiece: A BIG BLACK BEAR MADE FURIOUS EFFORTS TO SEIZE DOUR AND DANDY. See page 19 .]

TI TI PU

A BOY OF RED RIVER

BY

J. MACDONALD OXLEY

Author of 'Standing the Test,' etc.

TORONTO

THE MUSSON BOOK COMPANY LIMITED

1900

CONTENTS

CHAP.

I. FROM THE OLD WORLD TO THE NEW II. AT ODDS WITH BRUIN III. A COLD PLUNGE IV. HECTOR ENTRAPPED V. THE SEARCH FOR HECTOR VI. ORDERED OFF VII. HOW HECTOR GOT HIS NICKNAME VIII. ON THE MOVE AGAIN IX. THE BUFFALO HUNT X. LOST ON THE PRAIRIE XI. THE LOSING AND FINDING OF AILIE XII. THE MOOSE HUNT

TI TI PU

A Boy of Red River

CHAPTER I

From the Old World to the New

This is how it befell. Thomas Douglas, Earl of Selkirk, thought that a flourishing colony right in the midst of the rich hunting grounds of the Hudson's Bay Company, in which he was interested, would prove no less a benefit to the natives than an excellent thing for the colonists. Accordingly, he busied himself in persuading a number of his fellow countrymen to leave their hillside farms, and, with their families, voyage to the unknown wilds of the New World.

Among those whose courage was equal to this enterprise was Andrew Macrae, accompanied by his good wife, Kirstie, his sturdy son, Hector, then just on the edge of his teens, his bonnie wee daughter, Ailie, and his two splendid sheep dogs, Dour and Dandy... Continue reading book >>




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