День 29-й. История мальчика, который выжил после нападения гризли

Puteshestvie dlinoĭ v 600 milʹ, splav na kanoė po bezli͡udnym prostoram Kanady - nastoi͡ashchai͡a mechta dli͡a semnadt͡satiletnego podrostka, no posle napadenii͡a medvedi͡a grizli glavnoĭ ego zadacheĭ stalo ostatʹsi͡a v zhivykh.Pered vami podlinnai͡a istorii͡a vyzhivanii͡a v dikoĭ prirode, rasskaz o tom, kak vstrecha s medvedem grizli edva ne stoila zhizni semnadt͡satiletnemu Aleksu Messendzheru vo vremi͡a splava na kanoė po rekam i ozeram kanadskoĭ tundry. Chitateli͡u predstoit posledovatʹ za Aleksom i ego pi͡atʹi͡u sputnikami - oni prodvigai͡utsi͡a na sever i preodolevai͡ut izmatyvai͡ushchie porogi posredi prostorov potri͡asai͡ushcheĭ prirody. Pokhod dlilsi͡a uzhe dvadt͡satʹ devi͡atʹ dneĭ, kogda Aleks, otoĭdi͡a ot tovarishcheĭ, podvergsi͡a napadenii͡u severnogo grizli. Pridi͡a v sebi͡a, podrostok ponimaet, chto letnee prikli͡uchenie prevratilosʹ v borʹbu za vyzhivanie. Vse posledui͡ushchie chasy i dni Aleks i ego sputniki obrabatyvai͡ut ego rany i polagai͡utsi͡a lishʹ na svoi͡u stoĭkostʹ, izobretatelʹnostʹ i uporstvo, chtoby dobratʹsi͡a do dalekoĭ derevni v tysi͡ache milʹ k severu ot amerikano-kanadskoĭ granit͡sy i poluchitʹ pomoshchʹ.Ėta zakhvatyvai͡ushchai͡a pravdivai͡a istorii͡a o bezuderzhnoĭ, burli͡ashcheĭ vode, beshenykh medvedi͡akh, krupnoĭ rybe i graficheski chetko vypisannoĭ dikoĭ prirode ne otpuskala meni͡a do glubokoĭ nochi, zastavli͡ai͡a perevorachivatʹ stranit͡sy dalʹshe i dalʹshe!Din King, avtor bestsellera New York Times 'Skelety Sakhary'

A 600-mile canoe trip through the desolate expanses of Canada is a real dream for a seventeen-year-old teenager, but after the attack of a grizzly bear, his main task was to stay alive.Here is a true story of survival in the wild, the story of how a meeting with a grizzly bear almost cost the life of seventeen-year-old Alex Messenger while canoeing on the rivers and lakes of the Canadian tundra. The reader will have to follow Alex and his five companions as they move north and overcome the exhausting rapids in the midst of a vast expanse of stunning nature. The trek had been going on for twenty-nine days when Alex was attacked by a northern grizzly bear while walking away from his companions. When the teenager comes to his senses, he realizes that the summer adventure has turned into a struggle for survival. In the hours and days that follow, Alex and his companions tend to his wounds and rely only on their fortitude, ingenuity, and perseverance to reach a remote village a thousand miles north of the U.S.-Canadian border and get help.This fascinating true story of unrestrained, swirling water, rabid bears, large fish and graphically clearly written wildlife kept me up late into the night, forcing me to turn the pages further and further!Dean King, author of the New York Times bestseller 'Skeletons of the Sahara'