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White Fang II: Myth of the White Wolf

White Fang II: Myth of the White Wolf

Published in
1994
3.13
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Description

A boy and his wolf-dog help a starving Native American tribe as they struggle to protect their land from ruthless miners during the hard days of the Alaskan Gold Rush. When Harry Casey and his loyal wolf, White Fang, set off downriver, they have no idea that their lives will be changed forever. Until now gold fever has ruled Henry's life. But when he and White Fang meet a young Haida woman named Lily, Henry starts to question his old ways. The Haida tribe is starving. Moses Joseph, the Haida chief, has dreamed that a white wolf will lead them to food. At first Henry refuses to help. He thinks that Moses Joseph has made a big mistake, but when he begins to understand the Haida, he realizes that the impossible is sometimes possible. Now Henry and White Fang are one the most important adventure of their lives.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
185 pages

Why to read

  • Continuation of a Classic Tale: 'White Fang II: Myth of the White Wolf' offers readers the chance to continue the adventure and legacy of Jack London's classic 'White Fang.' It provides a new story that expands upon the original, allowing fans to revisit the beloved world and characters.
  • Exploration of Nature and Survival: Like its predecessor, this book delves into themes of nature, the wilderness, and survival. It offers a captivating look at the struggles and triumphs of animals and humans alike, set against the backdrop of the untamed Alaskan frontier.
  • Moral and Philosophical Depth: The story provides not only an engaging narrative but also explores deeper moral and philosophical questions about the relationship between humans and animals, the meaning of freedom, and the struggle between civilization and the wild.
  • Family-Friendly Adventure: 'White Fang II' is a family-friendly book that can be enjoyed by readers of all ages. It's an adventure story that combines action, emotion, and moral lessons, making it a great read for both young readers and adults who appreciate classic adventure tales.