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After the Last Dog Died (Golden Kite Honors) [Hardcover]

Carmen Bredeson


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Describes the life and career of the Australian explorer, Sir Doulgas Mawson, focusing on his 1912 scientific expedition to Antarctica.

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0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Fast and easy... 14 Jun 2010
By Rebecca White - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
received this book quickly and in great condition thanks to great packing. Book was exactly what we needed to replace a lost school book. Thanks!
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The Dog Lover's Answer to Mrs.Chippy 3 Sep 2008
By N. Walker - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
Polar exploration aside,This is a MUST for dog lovers or parents who want their child to have one but can't. The photo on page 30 of little Blizzard, the mascot of the tragic expedition, is astounding. It is like a picture of a dog saint, which the little fellow probably was....

Amazon might enlist the publisher, National Geographic, to get going with sepia posters and stuffed toys (but only the finest-made, please) because this is a dog unlike any other. My bro has an old print of a mutt with his head in a bandage and a "please kill me" expression, which I guess was how one was to think of dogs a long time ago. Blizzard is a whole 'nother pup. He is fat, like more and more of us, but with doggie devotion and perhaps foreknowledge.

On top of that, this is a wonderful book, something for anyone of any age. An excellent introduction to polar exploration, Aussies, heroism, puppies.

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