Robert Scott

He dreamed of planting the British flag at the North Pole, but American explorer Robert Peary beat him to it. Then Robert Scott decided to be the first to conquer the South Pole. In 1911, Scott and his team landed on the shore of snow-covered Antarctica. But it turned out that at the same time, Norwegian traveler Roald Amundsen, who also wanted to conquer the southernmost point of the globe, arrived on the cold continent. How did their rivalry end? The answer is in this book. For middle school age.