
The Wild Truth
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Narrateur(s):
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Carine McCandless
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Matt Gardner
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Shelly McCandless
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Auteur(s):
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Carine McCandless
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In April 1992, a young man named Chris McCandless walked into the Alaskan wilderness, where he survived for more than 100 days before perishing in an abandoned bus. For over 20 years his story has captivated millions, and yet only one person knew the truth behind his remarkable journey - until now.
Through a tumultuous childhood, the McCandless siblings clung to each other amidst a chaotic home life, forming a lifelong bond and an unbreakable trust. So when Chris abandoned nearly all of his possessions, cut off all family ties, and forged an anonymous existence on the road, Carine understood what drew Chris away from all he had known. Having to face her own truth and surmount some crushing obstacles in the absence of her beloved brother, Carine drew strength from his constant presence while forging ahead on her own unique journey.
A powerful and deeply personal story, The Wild Truth is both a revelatory glimpse into the life of Chris McCandless and the inspirational tale of one woman's resilience in the wake of unspeakable tragedy.
©2014 Carine McCandless (P)2014 Harper Collins PublishersCarine’s been book is about so much more than her brother’s death, it’s about Chris’ life, and the traumatic childhood the survived together. I appreciate Carine’s openness, as she is still coping with it all. A courageous book.
Quite the story …. second instalment
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However, I do think Carine’s story would have been better translated to page if trusted in the hands of Krakauer. There’s a reason he has an Arts and Literature Award.
At times, Carine felt like an unreliable narrator. Never in terms of what she said about her family. I believed everything she said, and feel deep sadness that people doubt what she’s been through.
However, she unironically waxes about knowing Chris better than anyone while living a lifestyle swamped in capitalism. From owning businesses and exploiting unpaid labor from her “family” of employees, to owning multiple rental properties as a landlord, I’m not sure Carine actually understood her brother as well as she thinks.
This undertone took away from the enjoyment of the book, and at times, I felt deep sadness for her.
Revealing follow-up to Into The Wild
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Incredible Story - Very inspirational!
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Alot more info
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