"Three Boys in the Wild North Land" by Egerton Ryerson Young is an adventure story for young readers that follows Frank, Alec, and Sam as they journey into the Canadian wilderness with Mr. Ross, an experienced fur trader. Expecting a year of daring exploits, the boys arrive at Mr. Ross's home after a long trip and are quickly immersed in a world of exploration and discovery. The initial chapters paint a picture of warm welcomes and eager anticipation, highlighting the boys' backgrounds, their growing comfort with canoeing and wildlife, and their interactions with the native people as their time is spent acclimatizing to the rugged landscape.
Three Boys in the Wild North Land
By Egerton Ryerson Young
Three young friends leap into a year of thrilling escapades, battling untamed wilderness and encountering both wild creatures and new cultures in the vast, unexplored lands of northern Canada.
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