The day war broke out on 8 August 1914, Enduranceslipped its mooring and sailed for South America. The crew were about to makehistory – traversing the Antarctic continent for the very first time. The expedition hadbecome a fight for survival. This is the true nailbiting story of how theexceptional sailing and navigation skills of New Zealander Captain FrankWorsley and the legendary leadership skills of Sir Ernest Shakleton guided thecrew along icebergs, across wild and dangerous seas to two sub-Antarcticislands. This captivating survival story combines MariaGill’s action-packed writing with Alistair Hughes’ stunning watercolourillustrations in this epic polar adventure.
The day war broke out on 8 August 1914, Enduranceslipped its mooring and sailed for South America. The crew were about to makehistory – traversing the Antarctic continent for the very first time. The expedition hadbecome a fight for survival. This is the true nailbiting story of how theexceptional sailing and navigation skills of New Zealander Captain FrankWorsley and the legendary leadership skills of Sir Ernest Shakleton guided thecrew along icebergs, across wild and dangerous seas to two sub-Antarcticislands. This captivating survival story combines MariaGill’s action-packed writing with Alistair Hughes’ stunning watercolourillustrations in this epic polar adventure.
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The day war broke out on 8 August 1914, Enduranceslipped its mooring and sailed for South America. The crew were about to makehistory – traversing the Antarctic continent for the very first time. The expedition hadbecome a fight for survival. This is the true nailbiting story of how theexceptional sailing and navigation skills of New Zealander Captain FrankWorsley and the legendary leadership skills of Sir Ernest Shakleton guided thecrew along icebergs, across wild and dangerous seas to two sub-Antarcticislands. This captivating survival story combines MariaGill’s action-packed writing with Alistair Hughes’ stunning watercolourillustrations in this epic polar adventure.
The day war broke out on 8 August 1914, Enduranceslipped its mooring and sailed for South America. The crew were about to makehistory – traversing the Antarctic continent for the very first time. The expedition hadbecome a fight for survival. This is the true nailbiting story of how theexceptional sailing and navigation skills of New Zealander Captain FrankWorsley and the legendary leadership skills of Sir Ernest Shakleton guided thecrew along icebergs, across wild and dangerous seas to two sub-Antarcticislands. This captivating survival story combines MariaGill’s action-packed writing with Alistair Hughes’ stunning watercolourillustrations in this epic polar adventure.
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