"In the gloomy half of the 19th century, the brave explorer Shackleton goes to the remote and creepy Antarctica. Frequent snow storms, dangerous shelves and endless daily explorations test not only a person's physical strength, but also his willpower and courage. In the book "Into the Southern Arctic Ocean", the author himself, J. W. S. Marr, invites readers to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the dangerous and exciting adventures of Ernest Shackleton, to witness the impossible, which becomes achievable only thanks to the strong-willed qualities of the plantain. This book is an excellent choice for fans of adventure literature who are looking for amazing stories about great discoveries and extraordinary heroes."