Still Points North: Surviving the World's Greatest Alaskan Childhood
by Leigh Newman
3.5
2013 · 251 pages
About Still Points North: Surviving the World's Greatest Alaskan Childhood
A memoir from the travel writer and editor who spent her childhood moving between her "Great Alaskan" father on the tundra in the summer and her more urbane mother in Baltimore during the school year, a lifestyle that led to an adult who both feared and idolized human connection.
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