Damage versus Happiness - which will win out?
The writer portrays one of humanity's faults - judging others by their outward appearances and actions without getting to know the real person and underlying motives. This story shows the damage that can occur when a person holds onto their preconceived ideas or the happiness that can be found by being willing to understand another person's perspective. It is easy for the reader to relate to the situations and emotions that arise in this book and surprisingly, decide to alter one's own behaviors.

"Allagash Triangle" does not disappoint!
“Allagash Triangle” does not disappoint! Henry Youndt’s love and knowledge of the outdoors and canoeing are evident here but they do not dominate. He uses them only as vehicles to delve into relationship challenges. He deftly applies considerable tension to keep the story interesting and the reader guessing about what’s around the next bend in and out of the Allagash Waterway.

Readers will wish the book was longer since they will have bonded with many of the characters, some to their surprise. Youndt sprinkles his work with his faith in just the right amount. Everyone will find something to like in “Allagash.”