The Reading Passport: Books set in Yukon

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The Yukon is a land of superlatives. It is home to the highest mountains in Canada (in Kluane National Park), the world's smallest desert (Carcross Desert), the largest non-polar icefield in the world (St. Elias Icefields), and the longest mammal migration in the world (porcupine caribou). Yukon is also a land of quirkiness. This Canadian territory is home to the Signpost Forest with thousands upon thousands of signs from over the world, and it is where the Great Klondike International Outhouse Race takes place, which is exactly what it sounds like. To this expansive, icy, and unique land in the north, you can travel through the pages of these books:

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Itinerary

📚 White Fang by Jack London - Classic
📚 The Tent Peg by Aritha Van Herk - Historical Fiction
📚 Toward the Midnight Sun by Eoin Dempsey - Historical Fiction
📚 Journey by James A. Michener - Historical Fiction
📚 Drifting Home by Pierre Berton - Nonfiction
📚 The Wolves of Winter by Tyrell Johnson - Science Fiction

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