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by Thomas J. Carter (Author)
Embark on a thrilling journey with Truman, his most daring adventure yet! In the summer of 1885, our intrepid explorer sets off to explore the unique and diverse landscape of the Olympic Wilderness.
While sailing with his parents on the foggy Pacific Ocean, a shipwreck sends Truman floating away into a new, lusciously green land. As he returns to Ma and Pa, Truman takes us through significant sites and grand vistas we know today as Olympic National Park.
This time, we follow Truman as he lands at Port Angeles and then treks to a lookout to view Mount Storm King. He explores the majestic Marymere Falls, and his daring is checked when we cross a log bridge at Sol Duc Falls. Join him as he enters the deep green vegetation of the Hoh Rainforest and wonders why the trees are so furry in the Hall of Mosses. There may even be a banana slug along the way.
Truman's journey takes an unexpected turn when a wiry army lieutenant with a bushy mustache joins him. This mysterious figure becomes crucial to Truman's adventure, helping him and his trusty horse, Jasper, find their way back to his parents.
This adventure, Truman, from oceans to forests, from high mountains to lake-filled valleys, is not to be missed.
