Fire in the Woods / Illustrated

Name: Fire in the Woods / Illustrated
Author: James De Mille

By James De Mille

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The narrative follows Bart and his companions as an excursion turns into a struggle for survival after accidents and a spreading forest fire. They face a perilous island in the falls where one member is swept away, undertake a search for the missing Solomon, and brave dense woods with an Indian guide, wolves, river crossings, swamps, and the disappearance of Phil. The group endures smoke, heat, hunger, and disorientation while tracing elusive tracks toward the open sea, discovering a mysterious coastal building, and mounting repeated rescue efforts amid uncertainty before their ultimate fates are revealed.

About the Author

James De Mille

James De Mille was a Canadian author known for his contributions to adventure and speculative fiction in the 19th century. His works often blend elements of fantasy and satire, showcasing his imaginative storytelling. Among his notable titles is "A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder," which reflects his unique approach to narrative and character development. De Mille's writing is characterized by its engaging plots and vivid descriptions, making him a significant figure in early Canadian literature. He also wrote works aimed at younger audiences, such as "The 'B. O. W. C.': A Book For Boys," further demonstrating his versatility as a writer.