Mrs. Mike
Mrs. Mike by Benedict and Nancy Freedman is a classic story of survival. The young Katherine Mary Flannigan of Boston finds herself far from home as she begins her new life in the northern country of Canada. Her mother warns her of the cold and advises her to keep warm, but Kathy doesn’t know that the weather will be the least of her problems. Her life changes drastically once she reaches her new home, giving her entirely new things to worry about. She never knew that nature could become her enemy as well as her friend. Throughout the course of the novel, there are many ways that nature becomes an enemy to the people. One day, while Kathy is working in her garden, she realizes that flames are engulfing the forest. Winds carry these flames through the entire forest as well as the village. Luckily, Kathy saves herself along with others by st
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Ralph Peters, Aroon Ralph, Joe Hendersons, Flannigan Boston, Indians Kathy, Luckily Kathy, Nancy Freedman, enemy people, nature enemy, northern country, enemy people disease, people disease, wild dogs, village die, true enemy,
Approximate Word count = 571
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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