A harsh winter forces mountain folk Caje Amis and his father to take shelter with distant relatives . . . and changes both of them.
A harsh winter forces Caje and his father to take shelter with distant relatives . . . and changes both of them.
Distinguished not only for its clear evocation of the sense of physical danger, of hunger and cold, but also because Mr. Steele makes us feel deeply the emotions of a boy. --The New York Times Book Review
WILLIAM O. STEELE(1917-1979) published thirty-nine books over his long career, many of them award winners. A native of Franklin, Tennessee, he set many of his historical adventures in the hills and valleys where he grew up.
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