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The Call of the Wild

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Jack London

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Pages: 66 pages
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Set in the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush, the story follows Buck, a domesticated dog who is stolen from his comfortable home and thrust into the brutal wilderness. As he faces the harsh realities of survival, Buck encounters various characters, including ruthless prospectors and a kind-hearted mail carrier. Through his journey, he discovers his primal instincts and the call of the wild, ultimately embracing his true nature. Themes of survival, transformation, and the struggle between civilization and the wild are central to this classic tale.

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Title: The Call of the Wild
Language: English
Authors: Jack London
Publisher: Public Publishing
Released: 2020
Pages: 66
ISBN13: 9781800606241
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: Set in the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush, the story follows Buck, a domesticated dog who is stolen from his comfortable home and thrust into the brutal wilderness. As he faces the harsh realities of survival, Buck encounters various characters, including ruthless prospectors and a kind-hearted mail carrier. Through his journey, he discovers his primal instincts and the call of the wild, ultimately embracing his true nature. Themes of survival, transformation, and the struggle between civilization and the wild are central to this classic tale.