· Musher! (Cheechako) (Volume 3) by Jonathan Thomas Stratman, Billie M. Judy. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , And his "Cheechako" series, ca early '90s, predates computers and digital devices, highlighting active, dynamic teens—boys and girls—who live by their character and their wits. And don't forget the plucky husky! "I wrote "Cheechako" for every boy and girl who ever wanted to drive a dogsled or go adventuring in the wilds of Alaska. Jonathan Stratman's novel, "Cheechako," is such a book. As a longtime fan of stories set in the land of the midnight sun, I absolutely adored this fast-paced, well-written book for young adults! The strong story line reminded me of "White Fang," "The Call of the Wild," Gary Paulsen's "Hatchet," and "Ballads of a Cheechako," by poet Robert Service, and kept me reading through the night/5.
Discover Cheechako as it's meant to be heard, narrated by Jonathan Thomas Stratman. Free trial available! Jonathan Thomas Stratman (Goodreads Author) · Rating details · 15 ratings · 6 reviews Will Rollins, a greenhorn--cheechako--(chee-chock-oh) is miserable in his new Alaska life. In addition to the bully after him, he can't seem to make any friends in school and doesn't know a thing about dogsleds, riverboats, hunting, or. Jonathan Thomas Stratman Is a well-known author, some of his books are a fascination for readers like in the Cheechako book, this is one of the most wanted Jonathan Thomas Stratman author readers around the world.
Cheechako is a young adult novel that opens with a bang: "Will nearly made it to safety before they spotted him. "Get him!" someone shouted." With such a vivid opening a young adult reader can't help but continue to absorb the story of greenhorn Will Rollins (cheechako, in Native language), who has a hard time fitting in to his new Alaskan home. When Will darts out alone onto rampaging river ice to rescue a stranded dog, his bravery wins him a valuable, trained sled dog, Blackie, and a new human friend as well, an Alaskan Indian boy named Elias. It's Elias who challenges and inspires the cheechako to become a rugged outdoorsman and a real Alaskan. Jonathan Stratman's novel, "Cheechako," is such a book. As a longtime fan of stories set in the land of the midnight sun, I absolutely adored this fast-paced, well-written book for young adults! The strong story line reminded me of "White Fang," "The Call of the Wild," Gary Paulsen's "Hatchet," and "Ballads of a Cheechako," by poet Robert Service, and kept me reading through the night.
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