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    • Pub. Date: February 2009
    • 152pp
    • Sales Rank: 510,235

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      • Pub. Date: February 2009
      • Publisher: AuthorHouse
      • Format: Paperback, 152pp
      • Sales Rank: 510,235

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      This novel portrays historical events experienced by an Alaska Native family over more than two centuries. Generations of teenagers adjust from subsistence living to invasion by Russian fur traders, the purchase by America, gold fever, WWII detention, huge earthquake, disastrous oil spill, and much more. Each chapter is a new adventure of a new generation.

      Ch.1 HARVEST OF THE FUR SEALS, Attu Island in 1745

      Ch. 2 ESCAPE, Aleutian Islands in 1770 Ch. 3 THE GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER, Kodiak in 1794

      Ch. 4 THE PRIEST, New Archangel, Russian America in 1834

      Ch. 5 COMING OF AMERICA, Sitka in 1867

      Ch. 6 GOLD NUGGETS, from Sitka to Nome in 1900

      Ch. 7 RETURN, from Fairbanks to Seward in 1925

      Ch. 8 EVACUATION, from St. Paul Island to a Southeast camp in 1942

      Ch. 9 EARTHQUAKE, in Anchorage in 1964

      Ch. 10 THE SPILL, in Valdez in 1989

      Ch. 11 OLYMPIC GAMES, in Fairbanks in 2010

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      A well-researched, well-written history of Alaska in story formby Medolark

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      July 20, 2009: I thoroughly enjoyed reading this carefully researched and accurate portrayal of Alaska from its earliest days to the present. The story is easy to follow through the progressing generations of a single family, showing how each generation experienced the events that shaped Alaska. It is written for school-aged children, but would be a worthy addition to any library and is good reading for anyone interested in Alaska's history.