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The Far Journey: A Timeslip Novel of Survival on the Oregon Trail

When I first started reading this book it struck me as quite juvenile. Now after finishing it I realize at first it needed to be juvenile because it was about a 16 year old in the 2000's. Paula Masters is a regular teen in this time with her only c...

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File Size: 1151 KB
Print Length: 297 pages
Publisher: Helen's Sons Publishing; 2 edition (May 25, 2015)
Publication Date: May 25, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00YANTEIW
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Young, sharp-tongued Paula Masters, used to her cell phones, cherry lattes and designer jeans, suddenly finds herself thrust back in time to 1848 and the Oregon Trail. In modern life, she rebels against the curfews and restrictions of her day, seeing them as unfair hardships. But now in this alien world with its buffalo stampedes, wild Indians, and deadly pestilence, she is about to find out what real hardships are. To get home, she must set asid...

The characters are vivid and the settings so well written that I was transported to the graveyard alongside young Pip and his convict, fear streaking through me as it was for that small boy torn by a near-impossible decision. My daughter recommends it. PDF ePub fb2 djvu ebook The Far Journey: A Timeslip Novel Of Survival On The Oregon Trail Pdf. As Horace noted, we can change our skies, not ourselves. I was introduced to Dr. He has a protective sense that is on heightened alert with Riley and he does everything he can to help him out. And that, is the reason I love this series, and why I praise Brandon Varnell's work as an author. Foreign boat crews). She has released four albumsThe Teaches of Peaches, Fatherfucker, Impeach My Bush, I Feel Creamand a new album is forthcoming. Even if you just scan through this book you'll see in-depth references to shows you've long forgotten about. I'm not drawn into the narrative, not connected to the people, not enchanted in the least.