An Oldie but a Goodie

The Call Of The Wild is a breathtaking, fun and sad story. When a wolf-dog, Buck, is dog-napped from home to mine gold in the Yukon territory, Buck is not happy. He was taken away from Judge Miller at first, and then had to deliver the Alaskan mail with Perrault and François, who got a letter saying that the mail system didn’t need them anymore, so they sold the dogs to a mean trio but a friendly man named John Thorton saves him. He has a lot to learn, and a lot to unlearn, and a broken heart, do you think he’ll survive?

    The Call Of The Wild is a fun to read, good story that I personally will put on my Top 50 Favorite Books List. The story is an interesting classic, with a lot of details. Buck is timid and tame at the start of this 142 page-book, and at the end, strong, untamed, pack-leading, huge, wolf-dog. He has changed so much. Quite impressive. If you like adventures, thrillers, or classics, you’ll want to read it. It is dated back to the time people bought big, strong dogs that were supposed to pull sleds and went to mine gold around the Yukon, Alaska area. 

    I went to see the movie, and the movie and book are decently different. 

Written by Nikko W. Naugle

I write whenever and whatever I can. I hope to one day be a famous author. I write blog articles, and I am a local newspaper contributor (read my Editorial Bio, Zero Waste, and Building Community ) and I write lots of book reviews. I am 9 years old, I love to read, ride bikes, skateboard, swim, and I have lived half my life in Guatemala and half on a small island in the Salish Sea. This is my personal website, and you can find my family’s website at www.yourveganfamily.com.