Julie y los Lobos

from tjsjohanna

I wasn't sure I'd like a book that was mostly about wolves, but I found myself very interested in the wolf life described in this book. Julie's story is not a very big part of the novel, but there is enough to satisfy that curiosity to know "what happened next?" After reading this novel, I wonder...

from Pollifax

It was a very good book but also very confusing in some spots. It really kept me guessing too. I would recommend it but only if they have read the first book.

from AprilBrown

What ages would I recommend it too? Eight and up. Length? Two evenings.Characters? Memorable, several characters.Setting? Real world, Alaskan tundra.Written approximately? 1997.Does the story leave questions in the readers mind? Ready to read more.Any issues the author (or a more recent publisher...

from kapuwolves

I read this book the first time, I believe, my fifth year of grade school, and now though I am graduating highschool it still belongs on my top shelf. Both Julie's Wolf Pack and it's prequel, Julie of the Wolves have been written in a descriptive, caring, unique style that haven't been matched in...

from AprilBrown

What ages would I recommend it too? Eight and up. Length? Two evenings.Characters? Memorable, several characters.Setting? Real world, Alaskan tundra.Written approximately? 1997.Does the story leave questions in the readers mind? Ready to read more.Any issues the author (or a more recent publisher...