She assures Cora and Leni that the community will support them. In the tiny town of Kaneq, the Allbrights meet local merchant Large Marge. Leni’s grandmother begs them to stay safely in Seattle, but Cora accepts only monetary aid. His wife Cora worries about money, and she goes to her wealthy, estranged parents for help. When Ernt loses his latest job, he decides to move the family from Seattle to a property in Alaska that he inherited from his war friend Bo Harlan. In 1974, 13-year-old Leni tiptoes around her moody father, Ernt, a veteran who returned scarred and traumatized from Vietnam. In the end I feel this book does what it is suppose to do, and the decision of whether you should buy the actual Kristin Hannah’s fictionalized historical book, about domestic life, The Great Alone, now rests in your hands and for doing so, just like the CliffNotes® did for me, I’ve given this book 4 STARS.The following version of this book was used to create this study guide: Hannah, Kristin. The description also states what this book is giving you.
While the purpose of this book is to heighten your understanding of the actual book, I feel it can also serve as a decision-making tool in whether or not you’d like to buy the actual book itself. This book as the description describes is an unofficial companion book to Kristin Hannah's 435-page, popular novel "The Great Alone".
CliffNotes® which is still around today is written by actual teaches and professors who know their way around a book, not only did this summarized guide to the book helped me get passed all the assignments and got me B+ for this portion of the class. One these books had been The Tale of Two Cities, and of bothering to read it, I went to a large local bookstore and bought a CliffNotes® copy of the book instead. I read this book via a free download from Amazon-US and the following is my honest opinion.īeing a child of the 1950’s, back in my high school days any time I had to read an entire book for my English class I usually frowned each time in doing it.
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