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The Call of the Wild

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Jack London

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Pages: 72 pages
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Buck's journey from a pampered pet to a rugged survivor unfolds in the harsh Yukon wilderness. Abducted from his home, he faces the brutal realities of life as a sled dog, grappling with instinctual changes and the struggle for dominance. Throughout his transformation, themes of resilience and the call of the wild emerge as Buck learns to adapt, ultimately discovering his true nature amidst the challenges of survival and the bonds he forms with both humans and fellow dogs.

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Title: The Call of the Wild
Language: English
Authors: Jack London
Publisher: Tark Classic Fiction
Released: 2009
Pages: 72
ISBN13: 9781604504385
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: Buck's journey from a pampered pet to a rugged survivor unfolds in the harsh Yukon wilderness. Abducted from his home, he faces the brutal realities of life as a sled dog, grappling with instinctual changes and the struggle for dominance. Throughout his transformation, themes of resilience and the call of the wild emerge as Buck learns to adapt, ultimately discovering his true nature amidst the challenges of survival and the bonds he forms with both humans and fellow dogs.