RBC! : “The Indifferent Stars Above” by Daniel James Brown

Survival and savagery, hope and despair: the infamous Donner party endured when few in history have ever had to…
Brown tells the story of Sarah Graves, a young new bride who left with her family to join the fateful group who became perilously trapped in the winter Sierras.
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[@kevinthompsonmusic1435]

On the note of traveling across the country back in the 1800s, I think about that all the time! I’d love to read this book it sounds awesome.

[@southstar87]

I just finished listening to this book, there was many times i had to rewind and relisten to certain sections again

[@jeffblunte]

Snowshoe party? Never heard of that name. I always thought that group was called the Forlorn Hope

[@rumblebookclub]

The book describes how they constructed rudimentary snow shoes out of scaps of available materials and set out on multiple days, each time failing to make it past the first set of peaks until the third or fourth try. I believe he does mention the name Forlorn Hope (or a name like it) as well in the book