1876-1916

Describes the life of well-known author, Jack London, including his childhood, his writing, his belief in socialism, and his worldwide adventures.

Describes the childhood, travel, adventures, and writing career of the man who wrote "The Call of the Wild" and "White Fang.".

A study guide to "The Call of the Wild, " and 'White Fang, " two stories of dogs struggling for survival; providing biographical information about the author, general plot summaries, character lists, summaries and commentaries, critical theories, review questions, and a selected bibliography.

Bibliography: p. 165-171. A critical study of selected works that represent London's thematic concerns, styles, and temperament.

Four very different friends in Concord, Massachusetts, and their mothers continue their book club, reading Jean Webster's "Daddy Long-Legs," while getting to know their own pen pals from Wyoming.

The magic spyglass transports Mattie, Alex, and Sophie Chapman to the Yukon Territory during the gold rush, where they enlist the help of author Jack London to track down a boy's stolen sled dog.

A graphic novel adaptation of Jack London's novel which follows the adventures of a dog who is part wolf as he eventually makes his peace with man in the wilderness of northern Canada.

Chronicles Jack London's seven-year cruise around the world in a forty-three-foot, custom-built boat called the Snark.

Presents an autobiographical memoir in which Jack London recalls his first taste of alcohol, his first experience being drunk, and later the worst of his alcoholic periods.