High Latitudes: The Incredible True Story of an Arctic Journey by Master storyteller Farley Mowat (17 million books sold)

After reading "Don't cry Wolf" I became a "FAN" of Farley Mowat, and purchased this book, and found it wonderfujlly readable, full of information about the high latitudes of Canada, plus the history of Canada, that I never knew. NOT that Mr. Mowat needs my praise, for being a wonderful writer, and story teller, I only wished to bring his name forward so others might share the perfect enjoyment I've had reading these two books. They are terribly "human" and a bit sad in places, but the writing comes from "real life" and that is not always a joy.

A major work of Farley Mowat whose books I have enjoyed forever.Phaps People of the Deer and Never Cry Wolf surpass it! From one published author to another! Bravo!!

Farley Mowat is the unperceived author of many books on the north. His specialty is the Barren Ground Caribou Inuit. Farley not only writes majestically, but you can close your eyes and see what he is writing about. Don't stop with this book, he has several, and each one gets better and better. You might recognize his name associated with the movie about wolf's. Great book, great author, get it.

I really enjoyed reading this book. Like Never Cry Wolf I felt like I was there ! I love all of Farley Mowats books. They are the kind of books that I will keep and read again !

Mowat is a favoriate author, so not much could go wrong. Arrived in time and in good condition.

I love Farley Mowat

Very informative

Excellent read. Learned much about the Canadian High Arctic I didn't know before.

A great immersion into Canada's outdoors, its inhabitants, Mr Mowat got to transmit people's feelings living and exploring one of the toughest and beutiful places of the world

Excellent Farley journey, great history lesson, print a map so you can follow the journey.

It's Farley Mowat. He is incredibly talented and you probably already know his work. So just buy this book already.