Gail R. (abigailsdaughter) reviewed on + 201 more book reviews
Very well-written children's novel about work in a logging camp in 1898. No Paul Bunyan tall tale here, only a realistic story, by an author who has written other historical tales about young people at work in North America. Since reading this book, I have already read another of his ("The Broken Blade") and liked it very much.
The book also has a glossary of logging camp slang.
The book also has a glossary of logging camp slang.
