- Title: Klondike
- Author: Pierre Berton
- Genre/Subject: Canadian history
- Publisher: McLelland and Stewart
- Number of pages: 431
- Publication Date: 1958
- Finish date: 6/8/2020
Review:
An outstanding record of an unusual and fascinating period of Canadian history.
It races along, just like the stampede itself. You start in the silence of the forest, and go right through until it’s silent again after one of the most peculiar mass migrations in modern history.
It has made me want to learn more about the rush, the aftermath, and the Yukon.
Overall rating: 
How I discovered or acquired this book: Estate of Gord Davis
Noteworthy experiences while reading this book: Return of the taquito
Check out author’s other books? Yes
Recommend this book? To whom? —
Ratings (1-10, 10 being exceptional):
- Quality of writing – 8
- Pace – 8
- Plot development – 8
- Characters – 8
- Enjoyability – 8
- Insightfulness – 8
- Ease of reading – 8
- Photos/illustrations – n/a
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