Arctic Series: Spirit Lights (Arctic Series, #2) (ePub)

(Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Bonnie Turner

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RETURNING TO THE ARCTIC after a two-year absence, young Canadian Jean-Paul Ardoin has overcome his old fear of the dark but discovers that his best Inuit friend, Chinook, is terrified of "spirit lights!"
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One frigid night after searching by dogsled for a crashed plane, Jean-Paul hears tinkling sounds coming from a brilliant aurora. 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 adventures will enjoy reading about Inuit (Eskimo) 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.

Two cultures meet in this coming-of-age novel for middle-grade and young-adult readers.

Sequel to The Haunted Igloo! Please scroll back to the top and pick up your copy now.

Polar bears, huskies, auroras that speak—and danger in the Arctic! Oh my!

Autoren-Porträt von Bonnie Turner

Bonnie Turner is an Independent Publisher, Author, Proofreader, and Copyeditor. She writes Children's Fiction and Nonfiction, Young Adult and Adult Historical Fiction, and Romantic Suspense. She's a Jazz-Fusion & Classical music fan with a background in parapsychology, metaphysics, and yoga. Born in Independence, Missouri, at the height of the Great Depression, she currently lives in De Pere, Wisconsin.