Wolf Pack of the Winisk River
No. of pages 198
Published: 2010
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Powerful free verse captures the raw beauty of the landscape and wildlife of northern Ontario. Food is scarce after a harsh winter and in order to stay alive, a large timber wolf must fight off two young male wolves and insert himself into a pack led by a strong alpha female. Together they lead the pack's two-hundred-mile journey along the Winisk River to Hudson Bay and the Severn River, pursuing the Woodland Caribou. As their struggle for survival intensifies, the wolves are threatened by human hunters, near-starvation, treacherous waters, and attacks by competing packs. In this bold literary work, Paul Brown explores the Great North and the heart of its wildlife through the eyes of a determined, courageous timber wolf.
There are 198 pages in this book. This book was published 2010 by ReadHowYouWant. com Ltd .