Maroo of the Winter Caves
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Maroo of the Winter Caves  -     By: Ann Turnbull

Maroo of the Winter Caves

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt / 2004 / Paperback

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Maroo and her younger brother, Otak, are their family's only hope. Trapped on the Great Plain in blizzard conditions and with little food, the family has one chance of survival: for Maroo and Otak to reach the winter camp and get help. But the fastest trail to the camp is over the White Mountain, with its treacherous glaciers, steep climbs, and mountain spirits. No matter what happens, one of them must complete the journey--the rest of their family depends on it. So when Otak goes missing, Maroo is forced to make the most difficult of all decisions: to stay and search for her brother or to continue on to the camp in order to save the rest of her family.

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Title: Maroo of the Winter Caves
By: Ann Turnbull
Format: Paperback
Vendor: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Publication Date: 2004
Weight: 5 ounces
ISBN: 0618442995
ISBN-13: 9780618442997
Ages: 7-10
Stock No: WW442995

Publisher's Description

This enduring survival story set at the end of the last Ice Age has been in print for over 20 years. When Maroo and her family become trapped on the Great Plain in blizzard conditions and with little food, they have only one chance of survival: for Maroo and her younger brother, Otak, to reach the winter camp and get help. The fastest trail to the camp is over the White Mountain, where there are treacherous glaciers, steep climbs, and mountain spirits. With the rest of their family depending on them, Maroo and Otak set out alone. But when Otak goes missing, Maroo is forced to make the most difficult of all decisions: to stay and search for her brother or to continue on to the camp in order to save the rest of her family. This modern classic offers readers a gripping tale of survival as well as a vivid portrait of prehistoric people.

Author Bio

Ann Turnbull has written nearly 30 books for children. She lives in Shropshire, England, with her husband.

James Cross Giblin (1933-2016) was the author of more than twenty critically acclaimed books for young people. His book The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler received the Robert F. Sibert Award for Informational Books.

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"An Ice Age adventure that is well above average." School Library Journal

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