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# White Fang (Scholastic Classics)

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Thrilling companion read to "Call of the Wild"
  

*by K***T on Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2020*

Probably one of Jack London's most famous works, second only to "Call of the Wild," "White Fang" is, in many ways, both similar and opposite to "Call of the Wild."  Both stories take place (mostly) in Canada's far north, and both show the capacity for both cruelty and kindness that exists in humankind.  But while "Call of the Wild" is about a dog who is driven to embrace his inner wolf by the circumstances of its life, "White Fang" is instead about a wolf who finds his life shaped by the various men he encounters.  And it's an often-brutal but thrilling and even beautiful story.White Fang, the sole survivor of his litter and three-quarters wolf (his mother was half-wolf and half-dog), is accustomed to a life in the wild... so when he and his mother are captured by a Native American called Grey Beaver when he's still a pup, his first instinct is to flee.  But he soon learns that trying to escape his new master means a beating, and so he reluctantly stays with Grey Beaver's camp.  What follows is a brutal education in learning humanity's ways, trying to survive the bullying of the other dogs in the camp, and carving out his own lonely niche in the pack hierarchy.  And as he grows up and his ownership changes hands, he learns that the only way to survive is to be as vicious and hard as the men who own him.  But when a sympathetic dog musher buys him, can a kind heart and hands make up for years of cruel conditioning?London's writing can come across as a bit stodgy and slow in comparison to modern-day writing, but I find that it can be both thrilling and thoughtful.  He describes the Canadian wilderness with great care, showing both its beauty and its ferocity, and does the same with both the animals and the people who inhabit it.  And he's quick to point out how such a wilderness can harden both men and animals to a terrible degree... but that a capacity for kindness still exists regardless.The one thing that DOES make the writing a bit uncomfortable is some inherent racism (White Fang thinks of white men as being superior to Native Americans), but I take this more as a sign of the times in which the book was written than anything else.  Also, if animal cruelty is a difficult subject for you, take care reading this book -- it doesn't shy away from the beatings, starvation, and other atrocities mankind can and does inflict on the animals it takes into its care.  But it also shows how a kind and understanding soul can mend some of this damage, and go a great length towards making an animal's life better.A great companion read to "Call of the Wild," "White Fang" can be a gut-wrenching read, especially if you're an animal lover and can't stand animal cruelty of any sort in a book.  But it's an affecting book nonetheless, and shows just how much a harsh or a kind hand can shape any creature... even a human.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    White Fang - What An Adventure
  

*by M***O on Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2011*

Somehow, someway I managed to escape the mandatory reading of this book in school. And, for some reason, I've never seen any movie about it, either. I don't know how I would have felt about "White Fang" if I had read it when I was 12, but at 51 I was fully captivated!White Fang is part dog, mostly wolf, born to the wild, but domesticated to man and not always treated well. The tale is told to his perspective, so dialog is sparse and the point of view is very interesting. How does a wolf/dog think? How does he perceive his world? Does he simply act on instinct, or can he reason to some degree? The credit to Jack London is that he doesn't really give White Fang supernatural powers, nor make him anything more than what he is: an animal who acts as such.Yet, through all that White Fang experiences - the good, the bad, the horror - you do NOT want to give up on this guy! Some parts of this book were, and are, very difficult for an animal lover to read. I love animals, and have a special fondness for dogs, and there came a time when I doubted I was going to be able to finish this book. Yet, I am glad I perserved to the end and stayed true to White Fang and to the man who becomes the hero in the book, Weedon Scott.Among the complaints of this book is that Jack London was too descriptive and wordy. To some that might be, but Mr. London knew how to set the scene and make it come alive. The reader is in the Yukon, in the woods with the indians, hidden in the lair with White Fang and his parents. One can easily visualize all of this in what really is a very short novel. Another complaint I've read is the language used. Mr. London wrote this book in 1906, and the vocabulary used is evidence of that. But the writing is simply beautiful, and some words, while a bit archaic, just add to overall mood of the book, in my opinion.I thought this was a wonderful tale of a wolf's life, with all the happiness, trials, horrors, sadness, love, and redemption one could hope for. For me, White Fang was a character worth cheering for!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    True art
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2024*

A wonderful journey, master storytelling that brings out real emotion. Truly takes you into the mind and life of White Fang. Read it as a teenager, appreciated more as an adult.

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