Once Upon a River
Once Upon a River by Bonnie Jo Campbell, published by National Geographic Books on June 5, 2012, is a reprint edition comprising 352 pages in English. This novel follows the journey of sixteen-year-old Margo Crane, who embarks on a quest along the river in rural Michigan after the violent death of her father. Armed only with a biography of Annie Oakley, Margo’s adventure becomes a pivotal exploration of her identity and the choices she must confront.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into Margo’s resilience and determination as she navigates the challenges of her life. The story presents themes of self-discovery and the complexities of personal choices, set against the backdrop of the American landscape. Through Margo’s experiences, the book explores the intersection of beauty, survival, and the quest for belonging, making it a significant addition to contemporary literary fiction.
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“A demonstration of outstanding skills on the river of American literature.” —Entertainment Weekly
Bonnie Jo Campbell has created an unforgettable heroine in sixteen-year-old Margo Crane, a beauty whose unflinching gaze and uncanny ability with a rifle have not made her life any easier. After the violent death of her father, Margo takes to the river in search of her mother with only a biography of Annie Oakley to her name. Her river odyssey through rural Michigan becomes a defining journey, one that leads her beyond self-preservation and to deciding what price she is willing to pay for her choices.
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