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In the dead of winter, Polly Evans ventures to the remote Yukon Territory in Canada's far northwest, where temperatures plunge to minus forty and the sun rises for just a few hours each day. Her mission: to learn to drive sled dogs. But when she arrives, she finds there's more to this unspoilt wilderness than deathly cold.In a pristine landscape patrolled by wolves and caribou, Polly takes her first bruising lessons in the art of mushing. But before the snows melt in spring, she hones her skills and becomes infatuated with this brutal, beautiful land where jagged gems of hoar frost glisten on the spruce boughs and the northern lights weave green and red across the skies. Above all, she discovers a deep affection for the loving, mischievous huskies who with such courage and enthusiasm escort her through the lone white trails of the unforgiving north.
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Mad Dogs and an Englishwoman: Travels with Sled Dogs in Canada's Frozen North
2009, Penguin Random House
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Mad Dogs and an Englishwoman
2009, Random House Publishing Group
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Mad dogs and an Englishwoman: travels with sled dogs in Canada's frozen North
2009, Delta Trade Paperbacks
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