“Vermette challenges the familiar narrative of the scary wolf who is the antagonist in most fairy tales. The girl is lost with only the wolf to help her, but across the narrative she learns to trust the wolf.“ Read the full review of this Indigenous remix of Little Red Riding Hood here: https://wowlit.org/on-line-publications/review/xvii-2/5/
pickHow could I resist this new edition of Wolf's Rain? The Perfect Edition collects both manga volumes and has some tiny extras. It's also a new translation.
I watched the anime and read the mangas when I was a teen and loved it dearly. As a grown I can say that two volumes are not enough for this story to be fully told. I wish there was more. Still, I loved being reunited with those wolves again and also saw some aspects that are still current.
pickThis novel is heartbreaking. I liked the characters, even Luke, the father of Edward and Cara. The story is told from each character‘s perspective. The love shared between them is strong. 4.5/5
pickA children‘s novel full of wonderful illustrations of Wander, a wolf, journeying over a thousand miles in search of a home.
I enjoyed this book immensely.
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The kids are doing the One School One Book this year, and this is the book! Started reading to them the other day. So far, pretty good 👍 #oneschoolonebook #awolfcalledwander
pickShe's a good writer, a long book but didn't feel so.
Rachel is tasked with wolf reintroduction and thus follows the tale, the relationships she encounters and her own journey in all of this. I like how it all works together, her career path kind of exists with the borders of her family life and the friends she makes within this world. Lots of metaphorical links here, really made me appreciate her thoroughness.
pickDevoted observation of the Sawtooth Pack led the Dutchers to write this touching account of their fond memories of living with these wolves and what we can all learn from the pack‘s values
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