A story of family and youthful adventure, but mostly about a boy's kinship with Wisconsin's north country nourished during sixteen years of summer family vacations at a Plum Lake resort.
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The crisp mornings, the soft evenings, the smells of campfires and pines, the sounds of water lapping the sandy shore -- all are delightfully described by a talented young writer. -- Steve Hopkins, author of "Walter's Boy."
About the Author
When his book was published, David Nyweide was a high school senior in Bloomington, Ill. and not a member of any "trenchcoat gang."
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Great book about a great area!,
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This review is from: Plum Lake : Visits to the Northwoods (Paperback)
This book is about a boy's recollections of his visits to a Northwoods resort/camp. I love the Northwoods, so this book spoke to my heart. Fun, lighthearted, quick read. Really brings you into the area and makes you feel you are there with the author.
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