Far North Audiobook

" not good, kind of boring "

" this book was a great book about a boy who has to survive in an arctic wilderness on the land and a shotgun with a couple bullets. "

" Love adventure and survival "

" I liked the idea- a survival adventure in the Canadian wilderness, but awful writting. "

" It waz bad because it was boring and slow and i didn't like it because it was bad and i would not recomend this book to someone because it is boring and i don't like it at all so don't read this unless you like bad books but it is really bad so don't even read it anyway. "

" really good book lots of forshadowing i love it "

" Great adventure/survival story. Good for reluctant readers. "

" I read this to the kids in my after school class. It was a little slow moving but still kept their interest. "

" Another exciting read by Will Hobbs. The writing style very much reminded me of Jack London. "

" Really good adventure story for boys. Informational and thrilling. "

" Worst book I've ever read! Nothing exciting ever happened, not that I could pay any attention! Don't read it! "

" Listening to this one now. So far, so good. Wow, I really want to see the Northwest Territories now. It sounds terribly beautiful. "

" Exciting adventure story. "

" A gripping novel with a lot of factual information that makes it even more interesting. My two oldest children (12, 9)couldn't put it down. "

" I.HATE.THIS.BOOK. I had to read this for a class this year, and it's honestly the worst book I've ever read. It was very boring, they didn't use good vocabulary, and everything was predictable. I do NOT recommend this to ANYONE. "

" A YA novel set in Canada's NW Territories. Two kids & and old Indian man are trapped in the middle of nowhere in winter. They have to find a way to survive for the next six month of mostly below freezing temperatures. Very good. "

" Recommend it, especially if you like adventures. "

" It was exciting and adventurous. A very different type of book. "

" This book is good so far. But good be better. "

" I like this book because its about survival. My favorite character is Raymond, he is experienced in hunting and survival. My favorite part is when they go out to find a town to go home. I recommend this book to read. "

" Describes survival on the Nahanni River, NWT. Gives some understanding of the Native perspective on school, the old ways vs the new ways. A good read for young adults. "

" The plot line of this story is almost exactly like Farley Mowat's "Lost in the Barrens" but a little more "modern" in terms of language and writing style. A little more dumbed down, perhaps? I prefer Mowat. All the same, a very fun book to read and it doesn't surprise me that Joel (9yob) loved it. "