Publisher's Synopsis
"The Young Alaskans on the Trail" is a thrilling adventure novel written by Emerson Hough, featuring the young friends Jack Merrill, Joe Darby, and Allan Dunbar, along with their spirited companion Shirley Sumner. In this exciting installment of the series, the adventurous quartet finds themselves once again embarking on a daring expedition, this time exploring the rugged trails and untamed wilderness of Alaska. The story begins as the young Alaskans receive an intriguing invitation from an old acquaintance to join a prospecting expedition deep into the Alaskan interior. Eager for a new adventure, they set off on a journey filled with excitement and uncertainty. As they trek through the wilderness, the group encounters a myriad of challenges, including navigating treacherous mountain passes, crossing rushing rivers, and facing the dangers of wild animals. Along the way, they also forge strong bonds with the native people of Alaska, learning about their customs and traditions. Throughout their journey, the young Alaskans uncover clues and hints of a hidden treasure that has been sought after for generations. Their quest for this elusive fortune adds an element of mystery and intrigue to their adventure, as they must decipher cryptic clues and face unforeseen obstacles. "The Young Alaskans on the Trail" is not only a tale of physical endurance and survival but also a story of self-discovery and personal growth. As the young adventurers face the challenges of the Alaskan wilderness, they learn to rely on their own resourcefulness and strength. They also discover the importance of teamwork and the value of friendship. Amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Alaska, the young Alaskans develop a profound appreciation for nature's beauty and the resilience of the human spirit. They gain a deeper understanding of the native cultures and traditions that have thrived in these remote regions for centuries. Emerson Hough's vivid and descriptive writing transport
