yukon

Eighteen-year-old Jack London is captured returning from the Yukon and taken aboard a pirate ship where the captain, the crew, and their navigator all have dark secrets.

The story of Buck, the sled dog mistreated by his master, and how he broke free to roam the Alaskan wilderness, in graphic-novel format.

Presents an alphabet book featuring places, events, and people from the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut provinces of Canada.

Retells Jack London's tale of White Fang, a wild wolf turned pet, his trials, triumphs, and survival.

Karsten Heuer describes the experiences he and his wife shared as they migrated across the arctic with a herd of caribou. Includes anecdotes and photographs from their journey.

When Buck is kidnapped from his pampered dog's life with Judge Miller, he is thrust into the Klondike Gold Rush and learns to battle his enemies, discover his animal instincts, and survive nature.

Text and illustrations describe the people, climate, birds, and events of the Yukon.

Photographs and text provide information about the land, climate, animals, history, and modern-day life in Canada's Yukon province.

Eighteen-year-old Jack London is captured returning from the Yukon and taken aboard a pirate ship where the captain, the crew, and their navigator all have dark secrets.