Porcupine

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"Porcupine" is a young adult novel by Meg Tilly that follows a girl coping with family loss and upheaval after her father's death in a military accident.

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instanceOf novel
young adult novel
author Meg Tilly NERFINISHED
containsMotif animals as symbols
rural landscape
countryOfOrigin Canada
explores how children process parental death
the impact of military service on families
focusesOn a girl coping with her father’s death in a military accident
family upheaval after a parent’s death
genre realistic fiction
young adult fiction
hasEmotionalTone bittersweet
poignant
hasForm print
hasNarrativePerspective first person
hasProtagonistNickname Jack GENERATED
hasProtagonistRole daughter of a soldier
hasSubject Canadian Armed Forces families
adjusting to change
bereavement in adolescence
extended family dynamics
language English
literaryCategory Canadian young adult novel
literaryPeriod 21st century literature
mainCharacter Jack NERFINISHED
plotSummary A girl nicknamed Jack struggles to cope after her father dies in a military accident and her family life is upended.
protagonistAgeGroup adolescent
protagonistGender female
setting Canada NERFINISHED
rural farm
targetAudience teen readers
young adults
theme coming of age
coping with trauma
displacement
family loss
grief
military families
resilience
rural life
sibling relationships
workOfAuthor Meg Tilly NERFINISHED

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Meg Tilly authorOf Porcupine