Vagabonds of the North
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Vagabonds of the North
5.99 €
4.79 €
American writer, hunter, explorer, and naturalist James Oliver Curwood has gone down in literary history as a classic of adventure and animal fiction, whose books rank alongside Jack London's The Call of the Wild and White Fang and Ernest Thompson Seton's Animal Stories. The themes, plots, and characters of Curwood's works derive from the remote taiga regions of northern Canada and Alaska, where the author spent much of his life wandering.
The protagonists of the novel "Northern Vagabonds" (1919)—a pet puppy named Micah and a bear cub named Neeva, who accidentally find themselves alone in the forest—face a series of harsh and dangerous trials, often on the brink of death, during which they mature, mature, become friends, and learn to help each other. The novel "In the Wilds of the North" (1922) tells the story of the difficult journey of the fearless and noble outlaw Roger MacKay, his young lover Nada and their faithful dog Peter Limpy, pursued by the Royal Mounted Police, across Canada - from south to north and back, across the endless expanses of the North American tundra, pierced by winds and snowstorms...
The protagonists of the novel "Northern Vagabonds" (1919)—a pet puppy named Micah and a bear cub named Neeva, who accidentally find themselves alone in the forest—face a series of harsh and dangerous trials, often on the brink of death, during which they mature, mature, become friends, and learn to help each other. The novel "In the Wilds of the North" (1922) tells the story of the difficult journey of the fearless and noble outlaw Roger MacKay, his young lover Nada and their faithful dog Peter Limpy, pursued by the Royal Mounted Police, across Canada - from south to north and back, across the endless expanses of the North American tundra, pierced by winds and snowstorms...
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