Deerfoot in The Mountains By: Edward Sylvester Ellis (1840-1916)
In "Deerfoot in The Mountains" by Edward Sylvester Ellis, readers are taken on an exciting adventure filled with wilderness, danger, and remarkable characters. Set in the picturesque backdrop of the American Rockies, this novel offers a thrilling blend of action, suspense, and captivating storytelling. The story revolves around the young protagonist, Deerfoot, a quick-witted and agile Native American boy with exceptional tracking skills. Throughout the narrative, Deerfoot faces various challenges in the rugged mountain terrain, encountering wild animals, hostile tribes, and treacherous weather conditions. Ellis masterfully portrays the awe-inspiring beauty of the mountains, immersing readers in the sceneries and natural wonders of the setting. One of the book's highlights is the character development. Deerfoot, despite being young, possesses admirable qualities such as determination, bravery, and wisdom beyond his years. His encounters with other characters, both friendly and hostile, contribute to his growth and shape his character. The interactions between Deerfoot and other individuals are rich with tension, curiosity, and occasional displays of kindness, injecting depth into the story. Through his vivid descriptions and detailed prose, Ellis paints a mesmerizing portrait of the untamed wilderness, engrossing readers in the breathtaking landscapes and dangers that lurk within. The author's meticulous research is evident in his portrayal of Native American customs, their way of life, and their unique spiritual beliefs. This attention to detail adds authenticity and enriches the overall reading experience. Another strength of "Deerfoot in The Mountains" lies in the relentless pace and the nail-biting suspense that keeps readers engaged from page one. The constant threat of danger pushes the story forward, leaving little room for dull moments. Thrilling chase scenes, unexpected plot twists, and heart-pounding confrontations ensure that readers will find it difficult to put the book down. However, as with any novel, there are a few minor shortcomings. The dialogue occasionally feels stilted and lacks the natural flow of everyday conversation. Furthermore, the book's resolution feels somewhat rushed, leaving some loose ends untied and questions unanswered. Despite these minor flaws, the story's robust narrative and captivating setting more than compensate for these small hiccups. Overall, "Deerfoot in The Mountains" by Edward Sylvester Ellis is a thrilling adventure that transports readers to the heart of the American wilderness. Ellis showcases his storytelling prowess by crafting an engaging narrative, painting awe-inspiring natural landscapes, and creating empathetic and memorable characters. If you enjoy tales of survival, wilderness exploration, and coming-of-age stories, this book is an excellent choice. First Page: [Illustration: DEERFOOT IN THE MOUNTAINS] [Illustration: A Friend in Need.] NEW DEERFOOT SERIES Deerfoot in the Mountains BY EDWARD S. ELLIS Author of "Deerfoot in the Forest," "Deerfoot on the Prairies," "An American King," "The Cromwell of Virginia," "The Boy Pioneer Series," "Log Cabin Series," Etc., Etc. Illustrated with Eight Engravings by J. Steeple Davis PHILADELPHIA: THE JOHN C. WINSTON CO. 1905 THE NEW DEERFOOT SERIES BY EDWARD S. ELLIS Illustrated by J. STEEPLE DAVIS No. 1. Deerfoot in the Forest No. 2. Deerfoot on the Prairies No. 3. Deerfoot in the Mountains Each contains seven half tone engravings and color frontispiece . They make more real the fortunes and adventures of the heroic little band that journeys through the wilderness and prairies from the Ohio to the Pacific. It was in the time of daring when Lewis and Clark were engaged in their thrilling expedition that the adventures narrated by the distinguished author of boys' books are described as occurring. Our old friends, George and Victor, of the "Log Cabin Series," are again met with in these pages, and the opportunity of once more coming face to face with Deerfoot will be welcomed by every juvenile reader. The New Deerfoot Series is bound in uniform style in cloth, with side and back stamped in colors... Continue reading book >>

Deerfoot in The Mountains By: Edward Sylvester Ellis (1840-1916)

In "Deerfoot in The Mountains" by Edward Sylvester Ellis, readers are taken on an exciting adventure filled with wilderness, danger, and remarkable characters. Set in the picturesque backdrop of the American Rockies, this novel offers a thrilling blend of action, suspense, and captivating storytelling.

The story revolves around the young protagonist, Deerfoot, a quick-witted and agile Native American boy with exceptional tracking skills. Throughout the narrative, Deerfoot faces various challenges in the rugged mountain terrain, encountering wild animals, hostile tribes, and treacherous weather conditions. Ellis masterfully portrays the awe-inspiring beauty of the mountains, immersing readers in the sceneries and natural wonders of the setting.

One of the book's highlights is the character development. Deerfoot, despite being young, possesses admirable qualities such as determination, bravery, and wisdom beyond his years. His encounters with other characters, both friendly and hostile, contribute to his growth and shape his character. The interactions between Deerfoot and other individuals are rich with tension, curiosity, and occasional displays of kindness, injecting depth into the story.

Through his vivid descriptions and detailed prose, Ellis paints a mesmerizing portrait of the untamed wilderness, engrossing readers in the breathtaking landscapes and dangers that lurk within. The author's meticulous research is evident in his portrayal of Native American customs, their way of life, and their unique spiritual beliefs. This attention to detail adds authenticity and enriches the overall reading experience.

Another strength of "Deerfoot in The Mountains" lies in the relentless pace and the nail-biting suspense that keeps readers engaged from page one. The constant threat of danger pushes the story forward, leaving little room for dull moments. Thrilling chase scenes, unexpected plot twists, and heart-pounding confrontations ensure that readers will find it difficult to put the book down.

However, as with any novel, there are a few minor shortcomings. The dialogue occasionally feels stilted and lacks the natural flow of everyday conversation. Furthermore, the book's resolution feels somewhat rushed, leaving some loose ends untied and questions unanswered. Despite these minor flaws, the story's robust narrative and captivating setting more than compensate for these small hiccups.

Overall, "Deerfoot in The Mountains" by Edward Sylvester Ellis is a thrilling adventure that transports readers to the heart of the American wilderness. Ellis showcases his storytelling prowess by crafting an engaging narrative, painting awe-inspiring natural landscapes, and creating empathetic and memorable characters. If you enjoy tales of survival, wilderness exploration, and coming-of-age stories, this book is an excellent choice.

First Page:

[Illustration: DEERFOOT IN THE MOUNTAINS]

[Illustration: A Friend in Need.]

NEW DEERFOOT SERIES

Deerfoot in the Mountains

EDWARD S. ELLIS

Author of "Deerfoot in the Forest," "Deerfoot on the Prairies," "An American King," "The Cromwell of Virginia," "The Boy Pioneer Series," "Log Cabin Series," Etc., Etc.

Illustrated

with Eight Engravings by J. Steeple Davis

PHILADELPHIA: THE JOHN C. WINSTON CO. 1905

THE NEW DEERFOOT SERIES

EDWARD S. ELLIS

Illustrated by J. STEEPLE DAVIS

No. 1. Deerfoot in the Forest No. 2. Deerfoot on the Prairies No. 3. Deerfoot in the Mountains

Each contains seven half tone engravings and color frontispiece . They make more real the fortunes and adventures of the heroic little band that journeys through the wilderness and prairies from the Ohio to the Pacific. It was in the time of daring when Lewis and Clark were engaged in their thrilling expedition that the adventures narrated by the distinguished author of boys' books are described as occurring. Our old friends, George and Victor, of the "Log Cabin Series," are again met with in these pages, and the opportunity of once more coming face to face with Deerfoot will be welcomed by every juvenile reader.

The New Deerfoot Series is bound in uniform style in cloth, with side and back stamped in colors... Continue reading book >>

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