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Winterdance: The Fine Madness of Running the Iditarod
by Gary Paulsen
Usually when I finish a book, I have something to say about it. Now's one of the times I can't form sentences to describe what is one of the most beautiful books I've ever read.
I cried, I laughed, and I sat on the edge of my seat, scared, hopeful, nervous. Gary Paulsen wrote well, and I mean really well, and his emotions bled through the pages.
Running the Iditarod is insane. That I've always known. But I hadn't before realized just how driven and determined the people running it are.
Edit. I was sobbing when he described the bond between the human and the dogs, how loyal the dogs are, and how bloody the history of sled dogs is.
I cried, I laughed, and I sat on the edge of my seat, scared, hopeful, nervous. Gary Paulsen wrote well, and I mean really well, and his emotions bled through the pages.
Running the Iditarod is insane. That I've always known. But I hadn't before realized just how driven and determined the people running it are.
Edit. I was sobbing when he described the bond between the human and the dogs, how loyal the dogs are, and how bloody the history of sled dogs is.