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This beautiful softcover edition is in brand new condition, with no marks or tears and only minimal shelf wear. Flight by Sherman Alexie is a powerful and provocative novel that blends elements of historical fiction, contemporary issues, and magical realism. Zits grapples with his Native American heritage and his sense of self-worth, reflecting on what it means to belong in a world that has often marginalized his community. Through Zits' time-travel experiences, the novel examines historical acts of violence and oppression, particularly those involving Native Americans, such as the Battle of Little Bighorn and other historical injustices.

This lovely Vintage Canada edition is in fine condition with no marks or tears. The pages are tight and appear unread, though the cover shows some shelf wear. Kings of the Yukon has garnered critical acclaim for its evocative prose and insightful commentary. It was awarded the Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award in 2018 and named the Lonely Planet Adventure Travel Book of the Year in 2019. Reviewers have praised Weymouth's ability to blend adventure narrative with environmental and cultural analysis, drawing comparisons to esteemed travel writer. Kings of the Yukon: An Alaskan River Journey in Search of the Chinook is a non-fiction book by British author Adam Weymouth, first published in 2018. The narrative chronicles Weymouth's four-month canoe expedition along the nearly 2,000-mile Yukon River, traversing from Canada through Alaska to the Bering Sea. His journey mirrors the annual migration of the king salmon, a species integral to the region's ecology and the cultural heritage of its indigenous communities.

This well-preserved first edition hardcover is near fine, with tight, square, and unmarked pages, though there is an inscription on the first page by the former owner. Dust cover is near fine, blue cloth boards, and bright gilt lettering on the spine of the book. A lovely first printing of the true British edition. Hunters of the Arctic (Les Chasseurs de l'Arctique) by Roger Frison-Roche is reflecting his passion for exploration and the Arctic’s harsh, beautiful wilderness. Known for his detailed, immersive descriptions, Frison-Roche draws readers into the lives and traditions of the indigenous Arctic hunters, portraying the ways they navigate and survive in one of the most extreme climates on Earth. Frison-Roche, a French writer, mountaineer, and explorer, was fascinated by the endurance and resilience required to thrive in such a demanding environment. His storytelling combines realistic, almost journalistic details with elements of fiction, providing a narrative that captures the survival skills and profound respect for nature exhibited by Arctic communities.

A lovely true first Canadian edition, a rare find. The book is in fine condition, with no marks. It is tight, square, and unmarked, with superb printing. No dust jacket included. In Many Trails, Symons shares personal anecdotes and observations, blending memoir with vivid descriptions of the natural world. His writing style is both descriptive and contemplative, often highlighting his love for the environment and the old ways of life that were quickly disappearing at the time of the book's publication. R.D. Symons is well-known for his ability to convey the beauty of the Canadian wilderness through both his writing and his artwork. He produced detailed illustrations of the landscapes, animals, and people he encountered, which often accompanied his texts. Symons' work in Many Trails offers readers a nostalgic glimpse into a world that was rapidly changing in post-war Canada.