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Without A Trace: The Life of Sierra Phantom
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Without A Trace: The Life of Sierra Phantom

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Underscores the innate human desire to share their story-to leave a legacy, and to leave a trace.

Shares lessons on the power, dangers, and benefits of community through Sierra Phantom’s escape from community, and later his discovery of a community where he can thrive

Challenges even the most timid among us to risk life outside of their comfort zone with a story of unlikely friendships

Connects a real-life story of survival to two of the country’s most harrowing eras: the Great Depression and World War II.

Serves as a living, breathing example of the long-term effects of childhood abandonment.

Offers a rare perspective of the author-a young journalist-as she struggles to convince a war vet-turned-mountaineer to bare his heart-wrenching past.

Offers an up-close, real-life lesson in the ups and downs of relevant storytelling, especially for young people interested in journalism.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Morgan James Publishing llc
Country
United States
Date
25 September 2018
Pages
270
ISBN
9781683507895

Underscores the innate human desire to share their story-to leave a legacy, and to leave a trace.

Shares lessons on the power, dangers, and benefits of community through Sierra Phantom’s escape from community, and later his discovery of a community where he can thrive

Challenges even the most timid among us to risk life outside of their comfort zone with a story of unlikely friendships

Connects a real-life story of survival to two of the country’s most harrowing eras: the Great Depression and World War II.

Serves as a living, breathing example of the long-term effects of childhood abandonment.

Offers a rare perspective of the author-a young journalist-as she struggles to convince a war vet-turned-mountaineer to bare his heart-wrenching past.

Offers an up-close, real-life lesson in the ups and downs of relevant storytelling, especially for young people interested in journalism.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Morgan James Publishing llc
Country
United States
Date
25 September 2018
Pages
270
ISBN
9781683507895