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Frightful's Mountain
- Narrated by: Jeff Woodman
- Length: 6 hrs and 12 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Frightful, the peregrine falcon who first appeared in My Side of the Mountain, is back. Her amazing journey through life continues in the face of many rousing wildlife adventures. Will she survive the wilderness, even though she was raised by a human? When an old friend rescues her from captors, Frightful soars into the unfamiliar woodlands and searches for home. Before finding her mountain, she adopts a nest of motherless peregrine chicks. But construction crews, bird poachers, and even a bald eagle threaten her new family. Frightful needs help from Sam Gribley, the human who raised her. Kids and parents alike will be captivated by this action-packed continuation of Sam and Frightful’s journey.
Acclaimed author Jean Craighead George has won a Newbery Medal. With Jeff Woodman's splendid rendition, you feel the wind blow through your hair as Frightful glides above the hemlock trees.
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- harmonynaturegirl
- 2021-06-21
very very good
Nine year old boy really loved this book! Frightful gets captured by criminals and has to find her way back home.
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- Bonny
- 2016-07-15
A Welcome Return to Frightful
Frightful's Mountain is a satisfying end to this trilogy that I enjoyed so much more than the second book in the series (On the Far Side of the Mountain), mainly because it's a welcome return to the writing style of the first book (My Side of the Mountain), with the engaging addition that much of it is from Frightful's viewpoint. Yes, it's an anthropomorphized view, but it still makes for a gratifying and rewarding read. I also had the added benefit of learning that peregrine falcon chicks are called eyases and a male peregrine falcon is called a tiercel!
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- Val_Aggie
- 2018-05-14
I love this whole series of books
I love this book
I love it because of the nature. This is the best book ever
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- DanielTheYellowDart
- 2022-11-24
My Side of the Mountain this is not.
My Side of the Mountain should have remained a single book story. It was written in 1959, this was written in 1999. It was clearly written from a very different angle and is not a good story. I'd love to know the authors justification for suddenly having cell phone technology and things like that in a book whose story originated 40 years before cell phones. this book also has an extremely powerful conservative angle that I don't think is justified. And I'm a huge conservationist. It takes the magic out of My Side of the Mountain, the dream of being alone in the woods with a pet falcon, and turns it into a meandering, pointless tale that should never have existed. For the vast majority of readers of this book we will never know what it's like to have a pet falcon, the beauty and magic of My Side of the Mountain was that it gave us a glimpse into what that could have been like if having a pet falcon was something that the average person could do, living off the land, having such a perfect companion. Instead we get preached at about following the law and all of those stupid intricacies of it that ruined the magic of what this began as. I follow the law, and I believe in the spirit of the law and the reason for it, but this story did not need to be written.
1 person found this helpful
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- Tiffany Weber
- 2022-02-28
completely failed on 3rd novel
if you like seeing book characters prostituted for political activism this is the book for you. the save your time and your money the story really isn't any good.
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- Amanda Heynemann
- 2020-08-03
Best book ever.
This was by far the best book in a already amazing series. Would recommend this.
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- Anonymous User
- 2018-11-23
Awsome sauce
i loved it, it was awsome sauce on pizza with peperoni and pinnapples and lemons
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- Amanda
- 2016-06-06
Not As Good As the First and Second Ones
Is there anything you would change about this book?
Yes, but in doing so it would defeat the purpose of the novel as a whole. For, I would change the overall dominate talk about Frightful and her journeys. After awhile I really became tired of listening to it, but of course the novel is titled "Frightful's Mountain" so.
Has Frightful's Mountain turned you off from other books in this genre?
Yes and no. Because of how much I love this novel series I will continue reading novels similar to it. However, now I know going forward that some novels might be through an animal or animals perspectives. Which overall was not very interesting to me.
Which scene was your favorite?
Definitely the ending when Frightful came back to Sam. I just adored that. For they started off together and now they're remaining together. It was so beautiful and heartwarming.
Do you think Frightful's Mountain needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
Not really. The series is fine how it ended anything else would simply take away from the overall meaning of it.
Any additional comments?
None really.
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- Eric Wellenreuther
- 2022-10-24
Poor narration
The narration was terrible. The narrator kept gasping for air and swallowing while reading. They also called Delhi New York Deli.
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- Tanner w.
- 2022-10-15
confused
I'm just confused why the narrator chose to pronounce Delhi differently in this book. It seems like such a small issue but it's enough for me not to finish.. Great book though I thoroughly enjoy it..
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- Kathleen Masterson
- 2022-04-19
Mispronunciation otherwise well done
The pronunciation of the name of the town of Delhi in the Catskill Mts. of Delaware County is incorrect. It should be DEL-high (accent on first syllable) and the second is pronounced “high” not “lee”. It is used multiple times in the recording as in the name of the city in India or a place to buy coldcuts. Otherwise, it is a very nice performance of a wonderful book.