Something different, but extremely worthwhile. I bought this on the recommendation of the Alaska museum staff while in Anchorage - otherwise it would not have captured my attention or interest. Long before the modern era of the modern graphic novel, long before Alaska was a state, and far from urban

Fascinating - quite the story here.

The adventure of a dad and his nine year old son in the early 1900s living in a cabin outside of Seward, Alaska. They made incredible memories together in the winter with the snow , the rain and the wind. Little Rockwell grew to love Fox Island bu exploring the lake, mountain, beach, and taking bath

"Üksikul saarel" on ääretult mõnus rännakulugu, mis viib reisima mitmel tasandil - autor viib meid nii teise kohta kui ka aega.

Kuigi Kent on tunnustatud kunstnik ja kirjanik, oli minu jaoks tegemist tundmatu nimega. Googeldasin aga ka tema maale (raamat on küll rikkalike joonistustega illustreeritu

It was quite different from my regular reads. It talked about a man and his son who travelled to Alaska away from the WW1. They dreamed about living simple life in wilderness. And they found an old man who lived on an isolated island with two goats and foxes. They move to his unused goat stable and

This is a journal that Rockwell Kent kept of his sojourn in Fox Island, Alaska, for 7 months, from August 1918 to March 1919. He had gone there in a last ditch effort to save his career, find his art, as it were, along with his 9 year old son, also named Rockwell. He chose Alaska because he "craved

Tāda jauka dienasgrāmatu par ziemošanu uz Lapsu salas Aļaskā. Nekāda stresa, nekādu varonīgu pārdzīvojumi, rakstnieks ar savu dēlu vienkārši dzīvo prom no civilizācijas. Ikdiena nav diez ko piepildīta - gleznošana, malkas zāģēšana, ēst gatavošana. Sarakstīta labā valodā.