Sterling recounts the year when he lived in Wisconsin with his father in Sterling North's autobiographical novel Rascal. With his mother dead, his two sisters living away from home, and his. Sterling North recalls the year of when he raised a raccoon kit called Rascal at the age of In many ways it was a simpler time, and despite the fact that his brother was away at war and his mother had died four years previous, the story has more than a touch of nostalgia as Sterling pretty much has the run of the place while his father works or leaves on business trips. Who could resist living for a year with a raccoon who is just about your best friend? In this delightful memoir, Sterling North recalls his year with Rascal—a very mischievous and resourceful raccoon. Sterling, a boy of 11, watches in amazement as this baby raccoon, barely the size of Sterling.
Sterling North's autobiographical ''Rascal'' shares the year in young Sterling's life when his best friend was his pet raccoon. In this lesson, we will get to know a little more about Sterling and. The Society's representative, Walt Diedrick, took me into the house. I was surprised by the Christmas tree which was behind a fence that reached the ceiling. This was the last resort, a desperate measure taken under the pressure of necessity by Sterling North to protect the tree from Rascal. "Subtitled 'a memoir of a better era,' North's book is a prose poem to adolescent angst. Rascal chronicles young Sterling's loving yet distant relationship w.
Free download or read online Rascal pdf (ePUB) book. The first edition of the novel was published in , and was written by Sterling North. The book was published in multiple languages including, consists of pages and is available in Mass Market Paperback format. Sterling recounts the year when he lived in Wisconsin with his father in Sterling North's autobiographical novel Rascal. With his mother dead, his two sisters living away from home, and his. Rascal: A Memoir of a Better Era, often referred to as Rascal, is a children's book by Sterling North about his childhood in Wisconsin, illustrated by John Schoenherr.
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