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Book Synopsis: This enthralling and up close tale of the ill-fated Franklin expedition reveals bone-chilling details of what really happened in Terror Bay! In 1845, Sir John Franklin’s expedition set sail for the Arctic from England in search of the Northwest Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Not only did they not succeed, his two ships — HMS Erebus and HMS Terror — and their entire party of 129 men vanished, their fate a mystery that remained unsolved for decades.
In 10 suspenseful episodes, the thrilling tale of that doomed polar mission is told from the points of view of the commander of the Terror and of those back home and the search parties who attempted to find them. Each episode also describes some of the modern-day searches, including the discovery of the lost ships, allowing readers to examine the evidence and consider the theories about what happened. It’s a thorough and thoroughly captivating read about an intriguing story from the past.
Award-winning author Sigmund Brouwer packs loads of information, including the most up-to-date findings, into this original and engaging narrative. The highly graphic design includes historic photos, maps, a timeline and illustrations plus modern photos. The book highlights the importance of Inuit oral history and knowledge in solving the mystery. It was reviewed by an Inuit interpreter and elder. Sidebars throughout contain fascinating information about how technology and inventions at the time of the expedition brought about social changes, and mini-mysteries from history that ask readers to solve them using forensic science. There are strong curriculum links here to history, geography, Inuit studies, engineering, technology and applied science.
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Trapped in Terror Bay: Solving the Mystery of the Lost Franklin Expedition is a gripping tale that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Unravel bone-chilling details and discover the truth about Sir John Franklin's ill-fated expedition to the Arctic. With 10 suspenseful episodes, this book takes you deep into the commander's mind and the desperate attempts to find the vanished ships and their crew. Get ready for a thrilling ride through history!
What sets this book apart is its comprehensive approach. Award-winning author Sigmund Brouwer leaves no stone unturned, providing you with the most up-to-date findings and in-depth analysis. Explore modern-day searches, including the captivating discovery of the lost ships. Follow the evidence and dive into the numerous theories surrounding this enduring mystery. With historic photos, maps, and illustrations, you'll be transported back in time to witness the horrors and the heroism of the Franklin Expedition.
But that's not all. Trapped in Terror Bay also showcases the incredible importance of Inuit oral history and knowledge in solving the mystery. Reviewed by an Inuit interpreter and elder, this book offers a unique perspective that adds depth and richness to the narrative. Engage with fascinating sidebars that explore how technology and inventions of the time impacted society, along with mini-mysteries that challenge you to use forensic science to solve historical puzzles.
Whether you're a history buff, an adventure seeker, or simply someone with an insatiable curiosity, this book is a must-read. With strong curriculum links to multiple disciplines, including history, geography, Inuit studies, engineering, technology, and applied science, Trapped in Terror Bay is the perfect addition to your library.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to unravel the mystery of the Lost Franklin Expedition. Get your copy of Trapped in Terror Bay: Solving the Mystery of the Lost Franklin Expedition today and embark on a thrilling journey through one of history's most captivating stories. Grab your copy now!
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