
By John Reynolds Gardiner, Greg Hargreaves (Illustrator)
A boy races to save his farm, facing an undefeated rival in a high-stakes dogsled race.
Little Willy must save his family's farm by winning a dogsled race. With his loyal dog Searchlight, he faces fierce competitors, including the undefeated Stone Fox. Can Willy's determination and knowledge of the land overcome the odds and secure the prize money needed to save his grandfather's legacy? The race is on, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Little Willy has a big job to do. When his grandfather falls ill, it is up to Willy alone to save their farm from the tax collector. But where can a ten-year-old get five hundred dollars in a hurry? Then Willy sees the poster for the National Dogsled Race. The race pits Willy against the best dog teams in the country, including the Indian Stone Fox and his five beautiful Samoyeds, who have never lost a race. And Stone Fox wants the prize money as badly as Willy does. Willy’s dog, Searchlight, is every bit as fast as the competition, and Willy knows the terrain better than anyone. But can one boy and one dog be a match for the unbeatable Stone Fox?
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