Northwind | 
pickReally good, just felt like I had already read it because it was so similar to Hatchet but in a different setting. The end is wide open for a follow up- wonder if that was the intent but Mr. Paulsen died before it happened.
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pickReally good, just felt like I had already read it because it was so similar to Hatchet but in a different setting. The end is wide open for a follow up- wonder if that was the intent but Mr. Paulsen died before it happened.
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"Because it didn't become completely dark at night-just a grayer day-he did not think in terms of time. All he knew was the canoe and the forest sliding by and keeping his belly full of salmon and blackberries."
pickA great narrative, this novel tells a survival story about a young boy named Leif. When a plague infects his fishing camp, he escapes in a cedar canoe and paddles northward for the adventures of a lifetime 🛶
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pickSurvival stories were some of my favorites as a kid—Island of the Blue Dolphins, My Side of the Mountain, Hatchet. Paulsen was a master of this type of tale. This novel, published posthumously earlier this year, has echoes of a Norse saga. Really enjoyable listen, narrated by JD Jackson.
