Adventure
and Survival Stories
Some Fiction and some Nonfiction
Some Fiction and some Nonfiction
ABOUT
THE BOOKS . . .
LCMR
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Basher Five-Two by Captain Scott O'Grady |
True
story (nonfiction) of the rescue of F-16 fighter pilot shot down
over Bosnia. 133 pages. (B O'GR Bestseller Section) |
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This book was awesome! It kept you in it. You just want to see what is goiing to happen next. You won't want to put it down! -J.D.
I loved this book! The opening was awesome! It pulled you right in. Not to mention the body; one of the best parts, though, was the ending. -T.L.
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The Perfect Storm by Sebastian Junger |
| The classic true
adventure story of a fishing boat caught in a terrible North Atlantic
storm. Nonfiction. 301 pages. (974.45 JUN Bestseller Section) |
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Hatchet by Gary Paulsen |
Classic,
well-loved fiction story of a young man whose plane crashes in the
Alaska wilderness, and he must survive with only a hatchet. 195
pages (Bestseller Section). Sequels. |
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It was a great book - kept me reading. -M.P., class of 2009