
Written by Jodie Parachini · Illustrated by Keiron Ward and Jason Dewhirst
Part of the Animalographies series
Two huskies brave a deadly blizzard to deliver life-saving medicine.
In 1925, Nome, Alaska, faces a deadly diphtheria outbreak. With children’s lives at stake, two Siberian huskies, Balto and Togo, embark on a perilous relay race. Battling fierce blizzards and freezing temperatures, they must deliver the crucial serum. Can these brave dogs overcome nature's fury to save a town in desperate need? Discover the incredible journey of courage and determination.
Two dogs recount the relay race that brought life-saving medicine to children in Alaska. It was 1925 and the world was in a diptheria pandemic. The town of Nome, Alaska, needed the serum to save its children but there was only one way to get there: dog sled. Balto and Togo, two Siberian huskies, were part of the relay race that pushed through below-freezing temperatures and a blizzard to bring the serum to Nome.
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