A decent autobiography (sort of) of Leonhard Seppala. A true hero and now legend of the early Alaskan 20th Century. Here he tells some of his life story to Ms. Elizabeth Ricker who edited the story for our consumption. A book that was easy to read, written as if he was sitting next to you telling you each part, adventure after adventure. While not a complete biography "Seppala" gives you enough of a picture to get an understanding of who he was and what kind of life he ended up living. I would have liked more in-depth information, the information given was just enough to give you an idea or just enough to convey the story and not much else. You can see how tough he was, how strong he had to be, and how much he relied on his dogs, as well as the love he had for Togo. But to figure this out you have to read between the lines. This story ends before Togo dies, when he is retired though Seppala lived on much longer. I'd give it a good three and a half stars, quite good just not great. ( )