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God's Country - The Trail to Happiness

James Oliver Curwood

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Once I saw this Great Doctor of mine a burning, vibrant force in a room of a crowded tenement, from the roof of which one could[16] not see a blade of grass or a tree. In fact, that force filled three rooms, in which lived a man and woman and five children. I spent an hour in those rooms on a Sunday afternoon, and the experience of that hour in a hot and crowded tenement was a mightier sermon than was ever preached to me in the heart of a forest. At every window was a box in which green stuff was growing. There were flowers in pots. A pair of canary-birds looked down upon the smoky roofs of a great city and sang. What interested me most was two contrivances the man had made to force oats into swift germination and growth. In a week, he told me, the green sprout of an oat would be two inches long. Then I saw why they were grown. Several times while I was there would a dove come to a window and wait for a bit of the green. I could see they were different doves. They . . . Read More

Community Reviews

This book was written by a man but he does so in the view of the woman. I found it very easy to read and considering the date this book was written I found it very intuitive.

As I've said elsewhere in previous reviews of Curwood books, I got introduced to James Oliver Curwood by my soon-to-be grandfather in law, shortly after I started courting one of his granddaughters (the best of by far of some nine or so). Grampa Brown would live with one of his kids or another and s

Edition of audiobook on cassette was not an option on Goodreads. Used MP3 as best fit.

Curwood has a limited repertoire of stories to tell, so in a sense he's telling them over and over again with variations on the basic themes. The women are all strong but really looking for a "master," and the men are all looking for that kind of woman. They fall in love at first sight and vow to di

This book was made into movies in 1915 and 1936. (The movies are sometimes entitled "The Avenging Stranger.") I had never heard of it before, but it is a compelling story of pure love, adventure, survival, loyalty, secrets, shame, sled dogs, friendship, promises, brutality, and revenge in the North

This book is filled with mystery and intrigue, as well as adventure and romance. It is a book that I didn't want to put down.