Spirit Lights (Arctic Series Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (959 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B002HWS844 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 199 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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After that book was published, Turner visited classrooms with a life-size Inuit doll and lectured students on the importance of reading and writing and passed out "polar bear" hugs along with her autograph. Bonnie Turner lives in Wisconsin. From Bonnie Turner's early interest in huskies, dogsleds, and the Inuit culture came her first book for children, The Haunted Igloo. Spirit Lights is the long-awaited sequel to that book.
Before you forget, put Drum Dance on your wish list right now!. Chinook and the Inuit girl Kunee say the spirits in the lights are speaking, warning of danger! But Jean-Paul knows auroras can’t talk!Or can they?Fans of Arctic stories will enjoy reading about Inuit culture and building igloos. They will experience fear and danger when they open a sleepy polar bear's den with Jean-Paul and his Inuit friends, and will share a lonely, hazardous dogsled ride across the tundra and through the wilderness. Sequel to The Haunted Igloo.Returning to the Arctic after a two-year absence, twelve-year-old Jean-Paul has overcome his old fear of the dark but discovers that his best Inuit friend, Chinook, is terrified of "spirit lights!" One frigid night, after searching by dogsled for a crashed plane, Jean-Paul hears tinkling sounds from a brilliant aurora overhead. Two cultures meet in this coming-of-age novel for middle-grade readers ages 9 & up. Sequel to The Haunted Igloo, Spirit Lights is a *mus
About the Author From Bonnie Turner's early interest in huskies, dogsleds, and the Inuit culture came her first book for children, The Haunted Igloo. Spirit Lights is the long-awaited sequel to that book. After that book was published, Turner visited classrooms with a life-size Inuit doll and lectured students on the importance of reading and writing and passed out "polar bear" hugs along with her autograph. . Bonnie Turner lives in Wisconsin
Good book This book is very interesting. It shows the importance and value of friendship. I really enjoyed reading it. I am going to try to find Book 1 of the series.. An enchanting tale, brilliantly told Bonnie Turner is an experienced childrens' novelist who clearly loves to write and does it very well indeed. This book is captivating, vivid and set in the beautiful North of Canada. Definitely a recommended book for younger readers.Ian Ruxton, co-author of "Japanese Students at Cambridge University in the Meiji Era", also available on amazon.com.. I enjoyed this book a great deal It seems that adversity forms strong bonds. The friendship between Jean-Paul and Chinook take them a long way in helping other people. They reveal an admirable bravery in their adventure. The girls in this book show some as well; the polar bear scared me. I'm glad all was well in the end (and hope that the missing nephew will be found).