Dr. Jerri Nielsen: Cheating Death in Antarctica (High Interest Books) | 
|  | | | Title: | Dr. Jerri Nielsen: Cheating Death in Antarctica (High Interest Books) | | Author: | Scott P. Werther | | Publisher: | Children's Press (CT) | | Type: | Book / Paperback | | Publication Date: | September, 2003 | | ISBN / ISBN-13: | 0516278703 / 9780516278704 | | List Price: | $6.95 | | Amazon Price: | $6.95 | |
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Every so often people encounter incredible situations that only the most courageous individuals can triumph over. The books in this series celebrate the human spirit and provide the true stories of people who faced impossible conditions and survived.
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This review is in response to "Ripoff". Do you really look at a book before you read it? This book is published by Children's Press and is for ages 9-12. It was not intended for adults unless you want a quick read. Her real story is told in another book for adults, "Ice Bound". It is an interesting story of her amazing adventure and how she dealt with adversity.
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• A Great Book 08 December, 2007
I loved this book and read it this year, although it was published earlier.It was an honest book describing her trials and tribulations. She is a brave woman and this book was interesting to me, as I have always been fascinated by Antartica.
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• Survivalist Adventure 30 December, 2007
Have to disagree with the "pamphlet" characterization. This is an autobiographical story of a woman who had an extremely frightening experience at the edge of civilization. It's well written and enjoyable to read.
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• Ripoff 22 May, 2007
If you expect a book you're going to be disappointed. This thing is a large print pamplet with less text than a newspaper article. If Amazon supports scams like this, I think I'll stick to Barnes & Noble.
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