Alison Acheson
Thunder Ice  
   
Twelve-year-olds Oliver and Bert, once close friends as well as cousins, aren't speaking to each other. Neither are their fathers. To make matters worse, Oliver's dad has left town on a very dangerous mission in a desperate atempt to feed his hungry family.
 
Set in 1880, Thunder Ice is an historical adventure novel about the rivalry between two men, two towns, and two ways of life. Prince Arthur's Landing is a boisterous mining town where people dance, gamble and enjoy the pleasures of life; Fort William is quiet, reserved and almost forgotten by the Hudson's Bay Company. Can anything bring the communities together?

Thunder Ice uses well-paced action and well-rounded characters to illustrate the value of home and of human connections.


* Our Choice Title, Canadian Children's Book Centre
* Finalist, Red Cedar Award, BC Young Readers' Choice Awards
* Finalist, Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Writing for Young People
 
 
 
   
 
 
ISBN-13: 978-1-55050-105-6
ISBN-10: 1-55050-105-4
$6.95CAD/$5.95USD
5¼" x 7½"
152 Pages
Juvenile Fiction
Paper
 

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