Peary to the Pole

Author/creator Lord, Walter Author
Format Electronic
Publication InfoOpen Road Young Readers [Imprint] New York : Open Road Integrated Media, LLC
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Summary Annotation For most of his life, an explorer fought to conquer the North PoleOn March 1, 1909, only 413 miles of treacherous ice separated Robert E. Peary from realizing his lifelong dream of becoming the first man to set foot on the North Pole. On that dark morning on Canadas Ellesmere Island, it was cold enough to freeze a bottle of brandy. Though appearing solid, the ice sat atop seawater, and shifted violently according to the whims of the ocean below. Peary was used to the conditionshed barely survived them just three years before when he first tried, and failed, to reach the earths northernmost point. But this time around, no amount of peril could dissuade Peary and his party from their attempt. He cried Forward, march! and the journey of a lifetime began.Written with thrilling detail and heart-pounding suspense, Peary to the Pole is the definitive account of one mans trek through some of the worlds most treacherous terrain, in search of adventure, discovery, and immortality.
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