The Man Who Loved Siberia no-tag old friendships conceal violent passions

old friendships conceal violent passions and resentments

Travelling across the wildest of landscapes - as far north as Orkney and south as Cornwall - young readers will build Stonehenge with the young Merlin

each task is designed to expand your creative skills and spark the artist within

from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Stone Blind and Pandora’s Jar

and moves about - The other seeming to look on - And stands anonymous again

The Man Who Loved Siberia no-tag old friendships conceal violent passionsSiberia, to me, is a fairy tale land. Fritz Drries set out on his first trip to Eastern Siberia in 1877, when there were still blank spaces on maps of the world. Travelling alone or with his brothers, he climbed mountains, traversed great rivers, explored remote islands and crossed treacherous lakes of ice, always with one purpose: to augment man's knowledge of the natural world. Bears, tigers, vipers, bandits, stormy seas, frostbite, ice chasms