Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer is a non-fiction
book that was published in 1996. It is about a man whose body was found in a
deserted bus in the Alaskan area. Christopher McCandless, the man found in the
bus, was hiking to the coast of Alaska surviving only on rice, meats from wild
game, and plants around him. McCandless could not proceed and decided to camp
in the abandoned bus. Later on near the month of July he decided to leave but
discovered the only path was cut off by a river that melted that led to a hand
powered tram. At the end of July, McCandless wrote in his journal that we was
weak from a potato seed. Krakauer considered that McCandless ate a plant that
is nourishing during the spring time but to course to eat later on through the
season. When this occurred McCandless most likely ate the seed instead which is
poisonous.
The
book sounds very interesting and I’m excited to start reading it with my fellow
classmates. The book looks to be a good length and should not be too hard to
read. I am fairly sure that we will start reading it on Monday, can’t wait till
then!
Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_(book)
| Source: http://www.fanpix.net/0650599/012029946/into-the-wild-2007-large-picture.html |
No comments:
Post a Comment