Wolves

by Jen Green

Focus features zoom in on particular aspects of wolf and wild dog life, such as the behavior of dingoes in the outback, or a pack of wolves hunting their prey.

Genres: Science

64 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2001

About the author

Jen Green is a British author of over 300 non-fiction books for children and adults. She earned a doctorate in English literature from Sussex University and became a full-time writer after a career in publishing. She lives near the Sussex Downs.

Reviews

[Alex T. · Rating 4 out of 5]

A solid non-fiction about wolves (and other canines) for younger readers, but equally enjoyable for older readers such as myself. It does suffer a bit from being dated (alpha theory) but I don't think this can really be held against the book, which was published when some of these outdated ideas were still prevalent.

One thing I do take issue with is the deceiving cover and title; this book is about wild canines in general, not just wolves. Not a huge deal but the front cover primarily depicting wolves is a bit deceiving when you look at the rest of the book which is about all sorts of canids.

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