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These additional stories are meant to be read after you’ve read the book.
Ravio finally caught up with Links.
Kid’s Homestead: Kai and Ellie’s inherited cabin, where the ten-day survival challenge begins.
Mom’s Shed: Rose’s old shed, filled with sketches, clues, and pieces of her past.
Fire Pit: The center of the homestead, where warmth, food, arguments, and discoveries happen.
Old Boats: Walter’s unfinished boats and broken frames, waiting beside the homestead.
Rose Garden: A quiet place connected to Mom’s unfinished work and Ellie’s final discovery.
Berry Patch: Where cranberries, baneberries, and one dangerous mistake become a survival lesson.
Jack’s Homestead: Jack’s cabin, plant rows, tinctures, secrets, and the home he is desperate to save.
Links’s Hideout: The hollow spruce where Links lives, watches, carves, and hides from the world.
Links’s Homestead: The old family place tied to Ravio, Links, their father, and the mine collapse.
Rabbit Runs: A maze of animal trails where Kai learns that wilderness rules are not city rules.
Mercantile Cafe: The last familiar stop before the road gives way to trails, trees, and trouble.
Fishing Pocket: A bend in the river where Kai learns patience, failure, and the first taste of success.
River Campsite: Where Ellie and Jack spend the night by the river and prepare for wolves.
Hidden Garden: The cliffside cave tied to Walter’s final words, Rose’s sketch, and Jack’s secret.
Wolf Rocks: The rocky place where Kai is cornered and has to hold his ground.
Survival Fire: The final riverbank fire where Ellie proves she can make a stand.
Outhouse: One more reminder that the homestead is not the city.
Road to Town: The long way back to ordinary life, if Kai and Ellie choose to leave.
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