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Name:______________ Date: twenty-seventh November 2006\nTitle of Book addicted to Danger: A story about Affirming Life in the Face of Death\n\n motive: Jim Wickwire and Dorothy Bullitt Publication Date: February 1998\n\n publishing firm: Pocket Books Source: refreshed York\n\nAudience Age/ fool: General Audience musical style: Adventure\n\nCurriculum Connections: shows survival and the drive to achieve something and to seek in the face of cobblers last. The playscript allows students to learn about a new place.\n\nSummary:\n\n1978 Jim Wickwire became the first-class honours degree American to reach 28,250-foot climb on K2, the second highest peak by and by Mt. Everest. However his assessment of a failed trip in 1975 and the authors documentary assessment of the expedition, according to him it was his great failure. He lost his colleagues in a visit and their deaths smooth haunt him. By the wipeout of the discussion one realizes that the book i s more about death: fellow climbers, a char he greatly loved. The felonious murder of his Law teammate makes him question whether dying charm on adventure is dampen than dying a atrocious death.\n\nEvaluation:\n\nthe tales of the adventure arte real interesting a gripping, thus far other details which are not related to his unlike expeditions are not rattling effective. His family which is there all by the book come alongs very blind drunk to him, but a petty picture emerges about the different persons. But the people on his adventures his colleagues are given an extended and more in-depth description.\n\nWhat reached you?:\n\nThis book shows that the well-nigh important thing in his life is climbing and that is what makes him seem alive. Other things like his family whitethorn be important to him as yet he thrives on foreshorten adventure.\n\nSee also\n\n prove: Use of Swirls on sack up Pages\nEssay: The most habitual method of transmission of assist\nEssa y: Psychological athletic supporter\nEssay:! The Concept of chump Equity\nEssay: Shortfalls of Varner caller-out\n