Leif is this old when the story starts.

Leif encounters these animals, which almost kill Leif after they play with him.

The people that Leif leaves camp with, and the last to die.

The food that Leif eats almost exclusively throughout the book.

The thing Leif does for Little Carl, the last person to die aboard the canoe?

Leif has to leave his camp for this reason.

These disasters almost kill Leif, and it is the last disaster of the novel.

The second reason Leif wants to make it to the North Wind.

The place that Leif is always trying to get to.

The main reason Leif tries to get to the North Wind.

Leif does this in honor of a passed character and to record his history.

This disaster is the second in the book, and the first one where he is "trapped" inside. Hint: the perpetrators are an answer in this category!

The reason Leif always remembers and dreams about his lost mother.

The mode of transportation Leif uses throughout the book.

The reason Leif lets nothing stop him?

These places on islands allow Leif to make temporary rest-sites.

This is by far the most dangerous disaster, and the one that makes Leif lose nearly everything he has.

The reason Leif was treated very poorly.

The way Leif records his and his friends' history throughout the book.

The person Leif repeatedly thanks throughout the entire book whenever he survives a disaster.

Leif gets into these certain events that jeopardize his survival.

This is the true name of the "death flu" that ravages Leif and his camp.

The reason Leif feels fear when he thinks that an iceberg is a possible ship.

The non-aquatic animals that Leif runs into during almost every rest of the book.

The only confirmed place where Leif gets a real night's sleep throughout the book.