The Frozen North: An Account of Arctic Exploration for Use in Schools

A concise, illustrated account for school readers that surveys the history and methods of Arctic exploration, presenting sketches of notable expeditions and explorers from early searches for northern passages through later polar voyages. It explains ice navigation, ship and sledge travel, and survival challenges, and describes Arctic natural phenomena such as the midnight sun and aurora. The book also outlines indigenous Arctic peoples, their clothing, dwellings, and hunting practices, and includes maps and pictures to clarify geography and techniques, aiming to inform and prepare young readers for further study of polar exploration.