Long Journey to the Amazon: Book 2

Few have known the honor and mystique of growing up in virgin Amazon rainforest. In the late 1950s, Paul Johnson's family of six left the comforts of Canada to disappear into stark isolation--three weeks travel by dugout canoe from Bolivian civilization. Survival embraced endless encounters with the anaconda, jaguar, crocodile, and an unknown hostile tribe.

No one on earth knew anything about this remote indigenous nation. The family's hope was to befriend and respect them, while holisticall...