John Franklin Book order (chronological)

The narrative follows Sir John Franklin's perilous expedition to the Arctic in the early 19th century, detailing his quest for the elusive Northwest Passage. Readers are taken through the treacherous landscapes and icy waters of the Canadian Arctic, experiencing the challenges and dangers faced during this historic journey. Franklin's account offers a vivid portrayal of exploration and the harsh realities of navigating uncharted territories.

Cyclecraft is the complete guide to safe and enjoyable cycling for adults and children, whether they're learners, improvers or experienced riders. Fully updated with more photos, illustrations and practical advice than ever before, this new edition of the classic cycling manual builds confidence and enjoyment step-by-step. Clear and concise explanations walk through the basics of riding well, before exploring more advanced techniques such as cycling safely on busy roads. The relevant content of Cyclecraft is also aligned with Bikeability, making it perfect for learner cyclists at level 1, 2 and 3 of the course.

Die Expedition bricht auf um die Nordküste Kanadas östlich der Mündung des Coppermine Flusses, zu erforschen. Doch drei Jahre später droht das Unternehmen zu scheitern, die Vorräte werden knapp, man fängt an Flechten, Aas und sogar Schuhe zu verspeisen. Am Ende ihrer Reise sind nur noch elf der zwanzig Männer am Leben. Der Expeditionsleiter war kein anderer als John Franklin - der berühmte Arktisforscher, dem von Sten Nadolny in seinem Roman „Die Entdeckung der Langsamkeit“ ein literarisches Denkmal gesetzt wurde.