Three Little Alaskan Princesses

About the Book

Kaaka Sa U, Goon A Teen, and Shaawatgú are three sisters, each with their own special qualities, who live in the small Alaskan fishing village of Kake. One day when they decide to venture out and pick berries, their path home suddenly becomes hidden under dense fog. When the frightened sisters realize they are lost, they build a shelter for the night. The next day, after the sisters journey to the sea to find clams to eat, they meet a friendly whale who offers to guide them home. But when the way becomes rough, he gives them directions and bids them farewell. After spending another night in the wilderness where the princesses must huddle together for warmth and hide from the dangerous animals prowling nearby, they climb to the top of a mountain where they encounter an eagle. Will he be able to show them the way home? In this delightful tale, three little Alaskan princesses who become lost in the wilderness while picking berries must rely on help from friendly creatures to find their way back home.

About the Author

Clifford Carl LaRue grew up on a farm northwest of Spokane, Washington. In 1981, he moved to Alaska where he lived for twenty-five years. He is a graduate of the University of Alaska, and writing has always been one of his main joys of life. This is his second book.