Reviews
Bertozzi's newest graphic novel explores the adventures of another famous explorer, Ernest Shackleton, who led one of the most ambitious expeditions of the Antarctic continent. --<i>VOYA</i></p> This book is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy nonfiction, graphic novels, explorers, true adventure, and impossible dreams. --<i>School Library Journal</i></p> Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. --<i>BCCB</i></p> Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. --<i>Booklist</i></p> * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. --<i>Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW</i></p> A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --<i>The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society</i></p> This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --<i>Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant!</i></p> A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --<i>Ken Burns on Lewis & Clark</i></p> Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --<i>John Hodgman on Lewis & Clark</i></p> STARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. --<i>Publishers Weekly on Lewis & Clark</i></p>
Bertozzi's newest graphic novel explores the adventures of another famous explorer, Ernest Shackleton, who led one of the most ambitious expeditions of the Antarctic continent. --VOYA This book is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy nonfiction, graphic novels, explorers, true adventure, and impossible dreams. --School Library Journal Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. --BCCB Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. --Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. --Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns on Lewis & Clark Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John Hodgman on Lewis & Clark STARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. --Publishers Weekly on Lewis & Clark
* A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. - Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John Hodgman
Bertozzi's newest graphic novel explores the adventures of another famous explorer, Ernest Shackleton, who led one of the most ambitious expeditions of the Antarctic continent. - VOYA This book is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy nonfiction, graphic novels, explorers, true adventure, and impossible dreams. - School Library Journal Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. - BCCB Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. - Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. - Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW Praise for Lewis & Clark STARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. - Publishers Weekly Bertozzi's newest graphic novel explores the adventures of another famous explorer, Ernest Shackleton, who led one of the most ambitious expeditions of the Antarctic continent. --VOYA This book is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy nonfiction, graphic novels, explorers, true adventure, and impossible dreams. --School Library Journal Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. --BCCB Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. --Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. --Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns on Lewis & Clark Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John Hodgman on Lewis & Clark STARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. --Publishers Weekly on Lewis & Clark Bertozzi's newest graphic novel explores the adventures of another famous explorer, Ernest Shackleton, who led one of the most ambitious expeditions of the Antarctic continent. VOYA This book is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy nonfiction, graphic novels, explorers, true adventure, and impossible dreams. School Library Journal Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. BCCB Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. Ken Burns on Lewis & Clark Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. John Hodgman on Lewis & Clark STARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. Publishers Weekly on Lewis & Clark Bertozzi's newest graphic novel explores the adventures of another famous explorer, Ernest Shackleton, who led one of the most ambitious expeditions of the Antarctic continent. - VOYA This book is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy nonfiction, graphic novels, explorers, true adventure, and impossible dreams. - School Library Journal Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. - BCCB Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. - Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. - Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John HodgmanSTARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. - Publishers Weekly This book is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy nonfiction, graphic novels, explorers, true adventure, and impossible dreams. - School Library Journal Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. - BCCB Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. - Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. - Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John HodgmanSTARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. - Publishers Weekly Bertozzi follows legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton from professional nadir to triumphant climax, saving his team from feared abandonment at the bottom of the world . . . The bone-chilling wetness, the numbing cold, and the persistent struggle against hopelessness come through clearly. - BCCB Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. - Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. - Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John HodgmanSTARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. - Publishers Weekly Perfect for fans of real-life adventure stories. - Booklist * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. - Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John HodgmanSTARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. - Publishers Weekly * A top-shelf rendition of one of the greatest survival stories to come out of the Age of Exploration. - Kirkus Reviews , STARRED REVIEW A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John HodgmanSTARRED REVIEW: That bleakness is offset by Bertozzi's depiction of the tenacity, camaraderie, and humor of the men, and it's that spotlighting of the crew's unwavering humanity in the face of icy doom that sets this book apart. A must-read for history buffs and fans of cinema-quality visual storytelling alike. - Publishers Weekly A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John Hodgman Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John Hodgman
A lighthearted graphic novel packed with detail makes an original contribution to the literature on Ernest Shackleton. --The Honourable Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton and President of the James Caird Society This is an expedition drawn out from the pages of the men who described what they saw firsthand, and rather than standing apart and narrating, Bertozzi tells it as though you've gotten in the boat with them. It's personal, jovial, exciting, and when the stakes are high, it's cold, uncertain, and exhausting. We get to know Shackleton and his crew; we want them to succeed. --Kate Beaton, Hark, a Vagrant! Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John Hodgman
Praise for Lewis & Clark A wonderful introduction to one of the most important expeditions and one of the most dramatic stories in American history. --Ken Burns Nick Bertozzi's comics do more than bring history to life: they reanimate these long dead souls and make them human again. --John Hodgman
Author Information
Nick Bertozzi lives in Queens, New York, with his wife and daughters. He is the author and/or artist of many other cartoon stories, among them The Salon, Houdini: The Handcuff King, and First Second's Stuffed, Lewis & Clark, and Jerusalem. Shackleton is his newest graphic novel, also published by First Second
