Smoke Mountain

Seekers, Book 3

De: Erin Hunter

Narrado por: Julia Fletcher

There is a place where bears can live in peace, where there is sea-ice all year, where the forests are full of prey, where flat-faces never go. Polar bears Kallik and Taqqiq, black bear Lusa, grizzly Toklo, and the shape-shifting Ujurak believe that this fabled bear paradise must be the destination of their quest. But the path they follow is dangerous.

The burning Smoke Mountains are more treacherous than anything the bears have faced before, and tensions run high as they encounter obstacle after obstacle. A rushing river and hostile flat-faces separate them from their goal, and a bear is pushed to the brink of death. Signs and omens point in different directions, and the bears, though traveling together, must each follow his or her own star...causing one bear to leave the group forever.

But as the others travel on, they soon learn that it will take all their strength and determination to reach their destination. And, if they reach it at last, they may learn that what they thought was their quest's end is in fact a new beginning.

©2009 Working Partners Ltd. (P)2009 HarperCollins Publishers

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Great book

I bought the actual book and it's really good so of course I had to listen to it. I love it and I really enjoyed it.

phenomenal

I remember reading this as a child. I absolutely loved it then, and I love it even more now as a 19 year old! Julia, the narrator, is consistent with her tone and she gives the characters their own voice carries that stays throughout the book.. She really brings them to life. I dont want to give any spoilers, but my favorite part was their conflict with the flat faces on Smoke Mountain.

#Seekerz

At first I thought Toklo was a big grumpy paws but now I’m warming up to him. TAQQIQ IS AN EVIL CRUEL DEATHSPITTING BUTTERFLY BRAINED RUDE EXCUSE OF A BEAR! 😡 I’LL RIP HIS THROAT OUT!!!!!! *buys gun and shield and looks for Taqqiq* I listened to this when I was getting over my mother leaving to hike the Grand Canyon. I spent the WHOLE night crying my sadness. The next night I kept whispering to her. “Oh mom… don’t leave me!”