Hugh Glass, Mountain Man

The hardcover book is ex-library with associated markings and stickers. The dust jacket is worn and housed in a protective cover, which has preserved the book’s integrity. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean, making it a suitable addition to a collection despite its previous library use.

Robert M. McClung's "Hugh Glass, Mountain Man" is a gripping fictionalized biography of the legendary trapper Hugh Glass, who famously survived a grizzly bear attack in 1823. Published by Morrow Junior Books in 1990, this hardcover edition captures the rugged spirit of the Old West. The book is set against the backdrop of frontier and pioneer life, making it a compelling read for enthusiasts of survival and Western narratives. While this edition is not a first printing, it remains a valuable piece for collectors, especially those interested in juvenile fiction centered on historical figures. The book is ex-library, with typical markings and a protective cover over the dust jacket, which shows signs of wear.