Snow Treasure
Snow Treasure by Marie McSwigan is a reprint edition published by Penguin on October 5, 2006. This 208-page book is written in English and presents a historical narrative set during the winter of 1940, when Nazi troops occupied a small Norwegian village. The story follows Peter Lundstrom and his uncle Victor as they devise a daring plan for the village’s children to outsmart the enemy and transport nine million dollars in gold hidden on their sleds, risking both the treasure and their lives.
Readers will find a gripping tale of bravery and ingenuity as the children navigate the dangers posed by Nazi guards. The narrative explores themes of juvenile fiction, winter sports, and the historical context of Europe during World War II. This classic story illustrates the resourcefulness of youth in the face of adversity, making it a compelling read for those interested in historical events and the resilience of communities during challenging times.
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In the bleak winter of 1940, Nazi troops parachuted into Peter Lundstrom’s tiny Norwegian village and held it captive. Nobody thought the Nazis could be defeated—until Uncle Victor told Peter how the children could fool the enemy. It was a dangerous plan. They had to slip past Nazi guards with nine million dollars in gold hidden on their sleds. It meant risking their country’s treasure—and their lives. This classic story of how a group of children outwitted the Nazis and sent the treasure to America has captivated generations of readers.
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