Title: One of the best contemporary autobiographies.
Product review: An accident begins this book--a savage attack by sled-dogs on a little girl walking home from school in Alaska. But Kusz doesn't stop with that appalling event, though a lesser writer might have made it the entirety of a sensational text. Instead, Kusz explores how her family survived tragedy and the years of hardship and pain that followed. Survived--not in the sense of simply enduring, but forging stronger family bonds out of these apparently unendurable trials. Kusz's writing is almost painfully sensuous but never overblown. This is an unforgettable book.
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