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  • Song of Sampo Lake

    William Durbin

    Paperback (Univ Of Minnesota Press, Feb. 14, 2011)
    For fifteen-year-old Matti Ojala and his family, Finnish immigrants in Minnesota in 1900, starting a new life in America is both a hardship and an opportunity. After a tragic mining accident kills their beloved uncle, the family turns away from on the iron mines to pursue the dream of owning a homestead in the wilderness. This means constant hard work and new challenges for the entire family. But will it also allow Matti, the in-between child, the chance to escape from his older brother’s shadow and gain the approval of his father, which he so desperately desires?
  • Song of Sampo Lake

    William Durbin

    Hardcover (Wendy Lamb Books, Oct. 8, 2002)
    For Matti Ojala and his family, Finnish immigrants in Minnesota, starting a new life in America is both a hardship and an opportunity. When their beloved Uncle Wilho is killed in a tragic mining accident, the family decides they must realize their dream of owning a homestead in the wilderness. This means constant hard work and new challenges for the entire family. But it also means that Matti, the “in-between” child, has his chance to shine. Whether he’s looking after his younger sisters, clerking in a general store, teaching English, or clearing the land with Father, Matti strives to prove himself to Father and escape his older brother’s shadow.
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  • Song of Sampo Lake

    William Durbin

    Paperback (Yearling, Feb. 10, 2004)
    For Matti Ojala and his family, Finnish immigrants in Minnesota, starting a new life in America is both a hardship and an opportunity. When their beloved Uncle Wilho is killed in a tragic mining accident, the family decides they must realize their dream of owning a homestead in the wilderness. This means constant hard work and new challenges for the entire family. But it also means that Matti, the “in-between” child, has his chance to shine. Whether he’s looking after his younger sisters, clerking in a general store, teaching English, or clearing the land with Father, Matti strives to prove himself to Father and escape his older brother’s shadow.From the Hardcover edition.
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  • Song of Sampo Lake

    William Durbin

    Library Binding (Wendy Lamb Books, Oct. 8, 2002)
    For Matti Ojala and his family, Finnish immigrants in Minnesota, starting a new life in America is both a hardship and an opportunity. When their beloved Uncle Wilho is killed in a tragic mining accident, the family decides they must realize their dream of owning a homestead in the wilderness. This means constant hard work and new challenges for the entire family. But it also means that Matti, the “in-between” child, has his chance to shine. Whether he’s looking after his younger sisters, clerking in a general store, teaching English, or clearing the land with Father, Matti strives to prove himself to Father and escape his older brother’s shadow.From the Hardcover edition.
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  • Song Of Sampo Lake

    William Durbin

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Feb. 10, 2004)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Having moved with his family from Finland to Minnesota in the 1900s, a sudden tragedy gives middle-child Matti Ojala the chance he has always wanted to prove himself to his father as every member of the family must do their part to build their new homestead in the rough wilderness.
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  • Song of Sampo Lake

    William Durbin

    Library Binding
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  • Song of Sampo Lake

    William Durbin

    Paperback (Univ Of Minnesota Press (2011-02-14), Aug. 16, 1656)
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