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This results in quite a lot of exposition as various people explain things to Wulfrun.
Archive 2006-08-01 Carla 2006
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Wulfrun accidentally reveals that Cwen possesses a valuable gold and garnet necklace, as a result of which Cwen is accused of theft and possibly treason and imprisoned awaiting trial.
Archive 2006-08-01 Carla 2006
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The 'Wolf Girl' of the novel's title is a nickname like this, although in the novel it's also a play on the heroine's name, Wulfrun.
Wolf Girl Carla 2006
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Wulfrun in particular is bright, resourceful and brave, a strong and capable heroine.
Archive 2006-08-01 Carla 2006
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Soon Wulfrun and her friends find themselves drawn into dangerous political events that threaten to pitch the whole kingdom of Northumbria into civil war.
Wolf Girl Carla 2006
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This results in quite a lot of exposition as various people explain things to Wulfrun.
Wolf Girl Carla 2006
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Wulfrun accidentally reveals that Cwen possesses a valuable gold and garnet necklace, as a result of which Cwen is accused of theft and possibly treason and imprisoned awaiting trial.
Wolf Girl Carla 2006
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Wulfrun finds help from unexpected friends, but unknown enemies are working to prevent her finding out the truth.
Wolf Girl Carla 2006
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Wulfrun in particular is bright, resourceful and brave, a strong and capable heroine.
Wolf Girl Carla 2006
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The central character is Wulfrun, the fourteen-year-old daughter of Cwen, a weaver who works for Whitby Abbey.
Wolf Girl Carla 2006
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