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A Man in the Open

By Roger Pocock

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst a rugged wilderness, a son grapples with his parents' contrasting worlds and the echoes of loss that shape his journey.

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2010-08-13
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Summary

"A Man in the Open" by Roger Pocock is a tale of resilience and family bonds, unfolding in the unforgiving lands of Labrador. The story centers around Jesse Smith, who looks back on his upbringing and the demanding life he faced alongside his parents. Jesse's father, a tough hunter, and his mother, a woman with refined tastes, create a tense family dynamic against the wild landscape. The book explores themes of survival, the weight of family ties, and the deep, appreciative connection to nature, while also addressing the pain of loss and its lasting impact on Jesse's life, including the challenges and adventures that await him.

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