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Wolf Road #2
Simon Schuster Wolf Mountain.
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- GenresAdventureMiddle Grade
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About the author
Alice Roberts
39 books785 followersAlice May Roberts is an English anatomist, osteoarchaeologist, physical anthropologist, palaeopathologist, television presenter and author.
Roberts studied medicine and anatomy at Cardiff University, qualifying in 1997 as a physician with a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MB BCh) degree, having gained an intercalated Bachelor of Science degree in anatomy. She earned a PhD in paleopathology in 2008 from the University of Bristol.
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Roberts studied medicine and anatomy at Cardiff University, qualifying in 1997 as a physician with a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MB BCh) degree, having gained an intercalated Bachelor of Science degree in anatomy. She earned a PhD in paleopathology in 2008 from the University of Bristol.
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July 13, 2025
Having thoroughly enjoyed reading Alice Roberts' first book for children, Wolf Road, my hopes were high for the sequel, Wolf Mountain, and I wasn't disappointed. In fact, this fresh journey as Tuuli sets out alone in the challenging winter wilderness of the Ice-Age tundra, with her tame wolf, Lupa, was even better.
Tuuli seeks the tribe of her dear friend Andar, or Ao, who had been savagely murdered in Wolf Road. On her journey, as she battles with the elements and wild animals, she falls into a trap set by the 'Hidden' tribe. It is this tribe that really captured my interest, as outcasts from other tribes have banded together, and the reasons for their individual banishments such as disabilities, are converted into strengths. Alice Roberts provides this subtle inclusive message, which is all the more powerful in the context of the outcasts' wariness and lack of a common language.
Above all, this book feels that it is based upon rock-solid research. Any child, or adult reading it will learn much about the challenges of living in the Ice Age.
I'm generally suspicious about celebrity books, but this is no celebrity book, this is the eloquent creation of an academic who is completely in touch with her reader.
Tuuli seeks the tribe of her dear friend Andar, or Ao, who had been savagely murdered in Wolf Road. On her journey, as she battles with the elements and wild animals, she falls into a trap set by the 'Hidden' tribe. It is this tribe that really captured my interest, as outcasts from other tribes have banded together, and the reasons for their individual banishments such as disabilities, are converted into strengths. Alice Roberts provides this subtle inclusive message, which is all the more powerful in the context of the outcasts' wariness and lack of a common language.
Above all, this book feels that it is based upon rock-solid research. Any child, or adult reading it will learn much about the challenges of living in the Ice Age.
I'm generally suspicious about celebrity books, but this is no celebrity book, this is the eloquent creation of an academic who is completely in touch with her reader.
May 15, 2025
A wonderful sequel to Wolf Road, I actually enjoyed this book even more than the first one.
Alice Roberts is a magical storyteller and she brings a time long forgotten to life again.
The picture she paints of the Palaeolithic period is so vivid, it’s as if it only happened yesterday. Wolf Mountain is a book that can be enjoyed by everyone, no matter how old you are.
I hope Alice writes more books in this series.
Alice Roberts is a magical storyteller and she brings a time long forgotten to life again.
The picture she paints of the Palaeolithic period is so vivid, it’s as if it only happened yesterday. Wolf Mountain is a book that can be enjoyed by everyone, no matter how old you are.
I hope Alice writes more books in this series.
April 19, 2025
"Wolf Mountain" by Alice Roberts was a very touching read. You can tell the material is so well-researched, and yet the narration never succumbs to infodump: action and plot twists always take precedence. I do hope the author will write more books in this series, so we get to know more about Tuuli's adventures, about her life with Lupa, their talo, and the Others!
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April 25, 2025I LOVED this book just as much as the first one.
July 24, 2025
Tuuli again
Really enjoying this series so far.
Hopefully a third book won't be too long coming. A really well thought out, historically accurate series.
Really enjoying this series so far.
Hopefully a third book won't be too long coming. A really well thought out, historically accurate series.
December 28, 2025
A solid followup. My main gripe is that the Neanderthal society is pretty similar to the Cro-Magnon society, so that world-building wise felt a bit weak.
March 7, 2025
I found this book a little slow to get going, and only really started to enjoy it about halfway through. It probably didn't help that I couldn't remember what had happened in the first book.
However, it improved greatly about halfway through and became quite a bit more exciting and interesting to read. The description of the landscape and the harsh environments that the characters were having to deal with were especially good.
However, it improved greatly about halfway through and became quite a bit more exciting and interesting to read. The description of the landscape and the harsh environments that the characters were having to deal with were especially good.
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