Two On the Trail

A young family's story of pioneer life consisting of a teenage daughter (Nell) and her younger brother David, aka "Da", along with their dog (Robin), have unique adventures in the heart of the frontier wilderness, where they are thrust into mysterious and dangerous situations of survival amongst Canada's snows.
The Story starts off as the children have been left alone in a log cabin presuming that their widowed father will return in 4 days. Eight days have now gone by with no sign of him. What has happened to their father and can these children survive on their own in their quest to find him, unscathed by the hardships they must endure in the Canadian wilderness? - Summary by Laurie Banza (3 hr 23 min)

Chapitres

The Log House	13:07	Lu par Laurie Banza
A Surprise that Brings Suspicion	13:00	Lu par Laurie Banza
Nell Makes up her Mind	13:25	Lu par Laurie Banza
The Howl Of The Wolf	13:55	Lu par Laurie Banza
"Little Eyes has a Forked Tongue"	13:19	Lu par Laurie Banza
Green Eyes in the Darkness	13:24	Lu par Laurie Banza
A Midnight Battle	12:59	Lu par Laurie Banza
The Mysterious Camp Fire	13:40	Lu par Laurie Banza
How the Great Bull Fled for his Life	13:49	Lu par Laurie Banza
The Camp on the Wolf's Tooth Rocks	13:37	Lu par Laurie Banza
The Hunters	13:26	Lu par Laurie Banza
The Flight Continues	13:40	Lu par Laurie Banza
A Race For Life	12:47	Lu par Laurie Banza
Rifle Shots	13:30	Lu par Laurie Banza
In which the Ice Goes out, and the Trail Leads Home	16:17	Lu par Laurie Banza

Critiques

Very nice short story and a terrific reader.

(5 stars)

Mick Bradford

Laurie Banza did a wonderful job of reading this great short-story, written by Edith Elise Cowper. I truly enjoyed listening to it.

No Bickering

(4.5 stars)

Phxjennifer

I've always enjoyed books about wilderness survival, and about self- rescuing youngsters, so this one checks two boxes. These kids are smart, alert, decisive, and so is the dog. It's a satisfying read. The narration is good, too.

Thoroughly enjoyed this