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Where the Sun Swings North
Excerpt from Where the Sun Swings North
At the far end Of the room the possessor Of those expert eyes sat before a rough home-made desk. There was a rustle Of papers and he closed the ledger in front Of him with an air Of relief. He clapped his hands smartly. Almost on the instant the curtain hanging in the doorway at the side Of the desk was drawn aside and a small, brown feminine hand materialized.
At the far end Of the room the possessor Of those expert eyes sat before a rough home-made desk. There was a rustle Of papers and he closed the ledger in front Of him with an air Of relief. He clapped his hands smartly. Almost on the instant the curtain hanging in the doorway at the side Of the desk was drawn aside and a small, brown feminine hand materialized.
368 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2007
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July 15, 2026
A Descriptive Adventure in the Alaskan Wild.
I liked the adventure in setting out to the island, the descriptions of the author which brought the terrain to life in my mind, the characters including the notable chief and the individuals not giving up but looked for what food they could find, prepare and consume for everyone.
I liked the adventure in setting out to the island, the descriptions of the author which brought the terrain to life in my mind, the characters including the notable chief and the individuals not giving up but looked for what food they could find, prepare and consume for everyone.
July 6, 2010
I enjoyed this book a lot more than I thought I would. A story of a family from the continental US going to Alaska in the early 1900's or late 1800's and all of the people and adventures they encounter. I really liked Willoughby's writing and found if a very easy read. The family's adventures may seem a little far fetched, but make for a great story!
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