Wilderness Mother

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Summary: Nat and Ben
Review: I was disappointed with the majority of content of the book. I had bought it on the pretext that it would involve more explanation of the ins and outs of surviving in the wilderness and the trials and tribulations of such. The first few chapters were good. After the arrival of her two children though, it turned into a diary mostly about them and how they did at their school work, what they thought of their world, etc. If you are interested in reading about Nat and Ben's (Deanna's children) earlier years, it's a good read. I think that Deanna's later writings would be of more value to readers.