As he grows his keen senses and sharp wits are the only thing there to protect him, when his protective mother no longer accompanies him on his occasional ventures out of the cave, his birthplace.
Born in a litter of five to a fierce she-wolf, he is the only cub to survive famine, the strongest and the most willing to live by far. The fierce, frigid, merciless landscape White Fang, a cunning and quick wolf-cub, has learned to call home is filled with adventures for him. It is beautifully written and I would suggest it to anyone who likes long, thought provoking stories about dogs and wolves and the Northlands. It explains what his first impression of humans, and of the harsh environment of all the other puppies and dogs in the camp. It tells of what it is like living in a den out in the wild, tells of how White Fang first comprehends the wild and what he learns about the law of life.
What is really unique about White Fang is that it tells of what might be going on in such a creature's head. This is the story about an animal who is three quarters wolf and a one quarter dog who goes from life as an Indian sled dog to a fighting dog owned by a cruel man, to a loving owner who tries to show this maddened savage creature the meaning of love and kindness.
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