On the Far Side of the Mountain

Jean Craighead George / Author, Jean Craighead George / Illustrator
In PW 's words, ``Fans of My Side of the Mountain will be delighted to find that Sam Gribley still lives in a hollow tree with Frightful, his faithful falcon. Filled with accurate details, likeable characters and plenty of backwoods lore, this sequel is worthy of its predecessor.'' Ages 8-12. (Aug.)
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Reviewed on: 07/29/1991
Genre: Children's

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