About This Book
A family prepares for a mountain excursion and the narrative follows two young sisters, one nicknamed for her lively jumping, as they travel toward the Gemmi Pass. The younger child becomes lost in the woods, prompting a search led by local villagers whose tracking and compassion secure her safety. Domestic scenes, alpine travel, and a tense night outdoors lead to a warm resolution that highlights community cooperation, humble rewards for service, and the child's buoyant curiosity set against striking mountain scenery.
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