The book is currently out of stock

The Call of the Wild

Authors

Jack London

Book rating

4.4(617)Add rating

Parameters

Pages: 112 pages
Reading time: 4 hours

More about the book

The story follows Buck, a domesticated dog whose life drastically changes when he is sold and transported to the harsh wilderness of the North. As he endures the brutal realities of life as a sled dog, Buck taps into his primal instincts, transforming into a fierce survivor. The narrative explores themes of survival, the struggle between civilization and the wild, and Buck's internal conflict as he grapples with his desire for freedom versus his bond with humans. Ultimately, it raises the question of whether he can fully embrace his wild heritage.

Language

Publication

Book purchase

The Call of the Wild, Jack London

Language
Released: 2021

We’ll notify you via email once we track it down.

Payment methods

4.4

Very Good

617 Ratings

Add rating

We’re missing your review here.

Title: The Call of the Wild
Language: English
Authors: Jack London
Publisher: Classy Publishing
Released: 2021
Pages: 112
ISBN13: 9788194914570
Tags: Fiction, History, Textbooks, Non-Fiction, Sci-fi and Fantasy, Nature, Animals, Young Adult, Historical Fiction, Nature, Adventure, Classics, Animals, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Adventure Fiction, Friendship, American Literature, 19th century, Interpersonal relationships, Action, England, Adapted for Film, Dogs, Great Britain, London, Violence, Winter, Cold, Poverty, Wolves, Social Critique, Wilderness, Stories About Dogs, Alaska, Man and Dog, Gold Rush, Bernard, Dog Sledding, Klondike
First published: 1903
Original title: The Call of the Wild
Rating: 4.4 out of 5
Description: The story follows Buck, a domesticated dog whose life drastically changes when he is sold and transported to the harsh wilderness of the North. As he endures the brutal realities of life as a sled dog, Buck taps into his primal instincts, transforming into a fierce survivor. The narrative explores themes of survival, the struggle between civilization and the wild, and Buck's internal conflict as he grapples with his desire for freedom versus his bond with humans. Ultimately, it raises the question of whether he can fully embrace his wild heritage.