Lost Across the ocean - Jack Enright - Bøker - Createspace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781522923527 - 15. januar 2016
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Lost Across the ocean

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This is a tale of three young men trapped in a vortex of space and time. Phil & Tim from modern day are tossed into a world of primal beauty and prehistoric beasts wherein they encounter Native Americans thriving in this primitive wilderness. Hin Muke of the Salmon people is hurled into our modern world. Hear Hin Muke speak of the wonderful Thunderbird a great eagle during the day and a constellation at night to Sally, an anthropologist. Chase the buffalo with the Thunder brothers but be wary of the dire wolves on the prairie. Follow the romance of Telalamzi & Osoko with the Thunder brothers as they trek across verdant valleys, primeval forests, meadows filled with camas and wildflowers and pristine streams full of salmon. Meet Makah chief of the gentle and strong Salmon people, Xabenawina, antelope wonder worker, Kalinko chief of the Bison hunters. Kwanhata and the Mammoth hunters will lead you on a chase through the wilderness and a final battle with the Nishi utara and the Bison hunters. Delve into the mystery of the Nishi and their leader Yimantiwinyai as they set sail across the Pacific. A glossary of Native American words is included for you to fully experience and understand the life of the First Americans in the time when America was really beautiful and the wilderness was not threatened by civilization. Wilderness is the preservation of the world.

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Utgitt 15. januar 2016
ISBN13 9781522923527
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Antall sider 218
Mål 127 × 203 × 12 mm   ·   254 g
Språk Engelsk  

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