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Jack London and the Klondike Gold Rush , Lourie, Peter ,

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Book Title
Jack London and the Klondike Gold Rush
ISBN
9780805097573
Publication Year
2017
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.7in.
Author
Peter Lourie
Item Length
9.3in.
Publisher
Holt & Company, Henry
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Topic
Biography & Autobiography / Literary, Adventure & Adventurers
Item Width
6.3in.
Item Weight
16.2 Oz
Number of Pages
208 Pages

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Product Information

Here is a compelling middle grade nonfiction tale of how one classic writer drew upon a rugged life of adventure to create works of literature, punctuated by stunning black-and-white art by Wendell Minor and illustrative photographic material. Swept up in the Gold Rush of 1897, young Jack London headed north to strike it rich in the Klondike and discovered something more precious than gold--the seeds of the stories that would flower into his classic novels The Call of the Wild and White Fang , and timeless short stories such as "To Build A Fire." This gripping tale follows London as he treks up the ruthless Chilkoot Trail, braves the lethal Whitehorse Rapids, survives a bad case of scurvy, and conquers many more dangers of the Yukon during his quest for gold. A Christy Ottaviano Book

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Holt & Company, Henry
ISBN-10
0805097570
ISBN-13
9780805097573
eBay Product ID (ePID)
5038770247

Product Key Features

Author
Peter Lourie
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Biography & Autobiography / Literary, Adventure & Adventurers
Publication Year
2017
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Number of Pages
208 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.3in.
Item Height
0.7in.
Item Width
6.3in.
Item Weight
16.2 Oz

Additional Product Features

Age Range
8-12
Lc Classification Number
Ps3523.O46z6144 2017
Reviews
"In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts."-- Booklist , starred review, A Junior Library Guild Selection An Evanston Public Library Best Book of the Year "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts ."-- Booklist , starred review " Lourie's captivating tale of the grueling experiences behind London's crystalline prose testifies to his endurance. Minor's windswept spot illustrations augment archival and modern photos and other supplemental material."- Publishers Weekly "A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews " A fantastic work "- VOYA "This will scratch the itch for readers who love a great true adventure tale ."-- The Bulletin ". . . Effectively balances fact, lesson, and suspense"- School Library Journal, A Junior Library Guild Selection "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts ."-- Booklist , starred review "A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews " The narrative . . . is propelled by London's frantic race to cross the infamous Chilkoot Trail and brave the treacherous Whitehorse Rapids to reach the Klondike gold fields. . .Flashbacks to London's early years and references to the literary career that will follow are artfully interwoven into the dramatic tale. . . [a] fantastic work "- VOYA, A Junior Library Guild Selection "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts ."-- Booklist , starred review " Lourie's captivating tale of the grueling experiences behind London's crystalline prose testifies to his endurance. Minor's windswept spot illustrations augment archival and modern photos and other supplemental material."- Publishers Weekly, starred review "A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews " The narrative . . . is propelled by London's frantic race to cross the infamous Chilkoot Trail and brave the treacherous Whitehorse Rapids to reach the Klondike gold fields. . .Flashbacks to London's early years and references to the literary career that will follow are artfully interwoven into the dramatic tale. . . [a] fantastic work "- VOYA ". . . Effectively balances fact, lesson, and suspense"- School Library Journal, "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts."-- Booklist , starred review " A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews, A Junior Library Guild Selection A NCSS Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People An Evanston Public Library Best Book of the Year "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts ."-- Booklist , starred review " Lourie's captivating tale of the grueling experiences behind London's crystalline prose testifies to his endurance. Minor's windswept spot illustrations augment archival and modern photos and other supplemental material."- Publishers Weekly "A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews " A fantastic work "- VOYA "This will scratch the itch for readers who love a great true adventure tale ."-- The Bulletin ". . . Effectively balances fact, lesson, and suspense"- School Library Journal, Praise for books by Peter Lourie:"[E]ngaging, informative text." - SLJ , starred review on Whaling Season "[A] fascinating portrait of science and daily life." - Booklist, starred review on Whaling Season "It lives up to the standards set by others in this stellar series."- Kirkus Reviews, starred review on The Manatee Scientists, A Junior Library Guild Selection A NCSS Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People: Selector's Choice An Evanston Public Library Best Book of the Year "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts ."-- Booklist , starred review " Lourie's captivating tale of the grueling experiences behind London's crystalline prose testifies to his endurance. Minor's windswept spot illustrations augment archival and modern photos and other supplemental material."- Publishers Weekly "A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews " A fantastic work "- VOYA "This will scratch the itch for readers who love a great true adventure tale ."-- The Bulletin ". . . Effectively balances fact, lesson, and suspense"- School Library Journal, A Junior Library Guild Selection "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts ."-- Booklist , starred review " Lourie's captivating tale of the grueling experiences behind London's crystalline prose testifies to his endurance. Minor's windswept spot illustrations augment archival and modern photos and other supplemental material."- Publishers Weekly "A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews " A fantastic work "- VOYA "This will scratch the itch for readers who love a great true adventure tale ."-- The Bulletin ". . . Effectively balances fact, lesson, and suspense"- School Library Journal, A Junior Library Guild Selection "In visceral descriptions, Lourie recounts the treacherous, backbreaking 500-mile trek up mountains and down rivers . . . Minor lends atmospheric sketches, but the numerous archival photos add a greater perspective of the time. Copious back matter, including information on First Nations of the area, provides more facts about London's journey. Rich in details for social studies and language arts ."-- Booklist , starred review " Lourie's captivating tale of the grueling experiences behind London's crystalline prose testifies to his endurance. Minor's windswept spot illustrations augment archival and modern photos and other supplemental material."- Publishers Weekly, starred review "A gripping and harrowing true adventure story and a penetrating look into the formative experiences of a writer, one of the first to become a worldwide celebrity."-- Kirkus Reviews " The narrative . . . is propelled by London's frantic race to cross the infamous Chilkoot Trail and brave the treacherous Whitehorse Rapids to reach the Klondike gold fields. . .Flashbacks to London's early years and references to the literary career that will follow are artfully interwoven into the dramatic tale. . . [a] fantastic work "- VOYA
Illustrated by
Minor, Wendell
Copyright Date
2017
Target Audience
Juvenile Audience
Lccn
2016-012053
Intended Audience
Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Ages 2-3, under 2 Years
Illustrated
Yes

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