My Side of the Mountain Trilogy by Jean Craighead George

Hanni is apparently in on what Alice is doing, but will not tell Sam what is going on. There, Sam meets and befriends a pretty girl named Hanni, who is friends with Alice. The journey leads them far away from Bitter Mountain, all the way out of the Catskill Mountains, and into the Helderberg Mountains. She leaves behind various clues, such as compasses and sundials, so that Sam and Bando may figure out where she went. With Bando’s help, Sam seeks clues as to where Alice may have gone. At the same time, he discovers that Alice has run away. A conservation officer, Leon Longbridge, arrives to take away Frightful, saying it is illegal to harbor an endangered species. When the novel begins, Sam is faced with two major problems. Sam is continuing to live off the land with his falcon, Frightful, providing meals for his sister, Alice, and making friends with everyone on the mountain, from Bando and his wife, Zella, to Mrs. Alice stays behind and lives with Sam for the next year, at which time “On The Far Side of the Mountain” opens. Alice and the rest of the Gribley family, arriving one year after Sam on the mountain, left three weeks later, unable to make a go of it. Sam Gribley, now about thirteen or fourteen, lives on Bitter Mountain above the town of Delhi, New York, in the Catskill Mountains, with his sister, Alice, and his pet peregrine falcon, Frightful. “On the Far Side of the Mountain” picks up approximately one year after “My Side of the Mountain” left off. It is the sequel to her novel “My Side of the Mountain”, and is a prequel to “Frightful’s Mountain”.

“On the Far Side of the Mountain” is a young adult novel by Jean Craighead George.

My Side of the Mountain Trilogy by Jean Craighead George