Denison's Ice Road by Edith Iglauer
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Book Summary Author: Edith Iglauer Edition: Paperback Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Format: Unabridged Published: 1991-01-01 ISBN: 1550170414 Number of pages: 238 Publisher: Harbour |
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Book Reviews of the Denison's Ice Road
Customer Review: Driving Freight Trucks on Water
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a great true adventure story about the modern-day north by the New Yorker's intrepid reporter of Inuit Journey and Fishing with John Fame. In this outing she booked on for a season with a slightly manic crew of grizzled arctic hands whose specialty is ploughing roads across the frozen tundra so convoys of freight trucks can get into the isolated communities and mines of the Cnadian barren lands. No end of hair-raising adventure and gruelling ordeals, all leavened by humorous interplay between the gruff expedition leader, John Denison, and the all-thumbs city-girl repoorter.