White Fang

by Kathleen Rizzi (Adapter), Jack London, Pete Roberts (Illustrator)

Young readers will be eager to sample the literary genius in the Treasury of Illustrated Classics series. Short, concise chapters in each of the 12 1-c illustrated titles will keep them in anticipation of the adventure built into every beloved tale. Each must-have title is as engaging for first-time readers as those revisiting their favorite stories Hardcover editions and charmingly illustrated covers add to their appeal.

Genres: Classics, Childrens

Hardcover

Published July 30, 2004

Reviews

[Denise Spicer]

adapted by Kathleen Rizzi 2008/.2009 Modern Publishing Unisystems Inc
color cover art by Pete Roberts
interior b/w illustrations Pete Roberts 189 pages 22 chapters

Alaska weather is awful, dogs are mean, wolves are mean, people are mean.
One of the men, Weedon Scott, is different. He trains the ½ wolf ½ dog named White Fang to love him. White Fang is loyal only to him. When Scott returns to his home in California, White Fang goes with him and learns to adapt to his new family. He saves Weedon’s father and almost dies. A precious, sweet ending. Very nice illustrations.

[Cindy C]

This is to be required reading in all classrooms.

[Isabella]

Actual Rating: 4.7 Stars

[Kendra Rugg]

Read this in like an hour.