Book details
A Wolf Called Fire
Description
A Wolf Called Fire, written by Rosanne Parry, is a gripping tale of a young wolf named Warm who, after the scattering of his pack, must lead and protect four pups. Set in the wilderness, this story is a sequel to the bestseller A Wolf Called Wander and illustrates Warm's journey as he discovers his leadership style, which contrasts with the aggressive tactics of his forebears. Inspired by a real Yellowstone wolf, Warm chooses a path of mentorship and collaboration, becoming a revered leader of the largest pack in Yellowstone. The book, enriched with black-and-white illustrations and extensive back matter including a map, is both an adventure and a deep dive into the dynamics of wolf packs and leadership styles.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
256 pages
Book in series
#4
Why to read
- Enhances Emotional Intelligence: 'A Wolf Called Fire' offers a touching narrative that delves into themes of resilience, friendship, and understanding the natural world. This helps children to develop empathy and emotional awareness.
- Promotes Environmental Awareness: Rosanne Parry intricately weaves ecological elements into the storyline, educating young readers on the importance of wildlife conservation and respect for nature.
- Strengthens Reading Skills: With its engaging plot and well-crafted prose, this book is perfect for improving children’s literacy. It challenges young readers to enhance their vocabulary and comprehension in a captivating way.
- Encourages Family Bonding: This tale of adventure and survival is ideal for shared reading sessions, providing opportunities for discussions about wildlife, ethics, and the power of perseverance, making it an excellent choice for family time.