wolves

Describes the habits of a wolf pack by tracing the care and development of a young wolf with potential of becoming a pack leader.

Presents ten wilderness stories by American novelist Jack London, including the title work which tells of the adventures of an unusual dog, part St. Bernard, part Scotch shepherd, who is forcibly taken to the Klondike gold fields where he eventually becomes the leader of a wolf pack. Includes study guide.

Seventeen-year-old Avery can remember nothing to explain her parents' violent death in the woods where they live, but after meeting Ben, a mysterious new neighbor, she begins to believe some of the stories she has heard about creatures of the forest.

Presents historical information on Minnesota's wolf population and the efforts to manage it, accompanied by color photos.

Explores the relationships that exist between wolves and humans, relating the stories of people whose lives, in various ways, have been affected by wolves in the wild.

Mr. Wolf discovers a very large turnip for his spicy turnip stew but he need the help of little frog to get it out of the ground.

An illustrated retelling of Grimm's classic fairy tale about a little girl with a red cape who meets a wolf in the woods.

Emily Hunter loves hanging out with her new neighbors, Drew and Vicky Strig, but when she starts noticing some strange occurrences at their home, Emily begins to wonder if her neighbors are hiding a shocking secret.

Examines the types of wolves and wild dogs found around the world and discusses their living habits.