On Indian Trails With Daniel Boone

by Enid LaMonte Meadowcroft

A more exciting than fiction account of Daniel Boone and his family from the time they leave North Carolina until they reach their new home in Kentucky.

136 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1947

Reviews

[Frederico Saraiva · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book in portuguese, which means I can't go over how amazing the writing was, for instance, as it won't be accurate for anyone who reads it in their own mother tongue (although I think it's probably as good, if not better; translations are overrated, but needed). Let us carry on; I really enjoyed this book. Far too interesting for what's regarded as a children's book. Addictive from start to finish, and a great bedside table book: easy to assimilate and short. There's always something going on, so the plot never gets tiring, and in this version I hold (not sure about the other versions), there are illustrations throughout the book, helping the reader to delve further into the story.