White Fang
by Jack London
Publisher: Project Gutenberg 1997
ISBN/ASIN: 1416914145
Description:
Jack London's classic sequel to The Call of the Wild. While the novel chronicles the life story of White Fang from birth until his eventual domestication, the story also serves as a comparison of what London saw as the characteristics we all share with world of the Wild-adapt and thrive, or die.
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