Promise of the Wolves (Hardcover) by Dorothy Hearst

from -sunny-

Had I read this 10, 8, even a few years ago, I might have rated it higher...then again, since I'm sure I'd found Tamora Pierce, at least, quite some time ago, maybe not. Not bad, but nothing special in the realm of human-animal magical communication/friendship/whatever, not all that original or w...

from -sunny-

Had I read this 10, 8, even a few years ago, I might have rated it higher...then again, since I'm sure I'd found Tamora Pierce, at least, quite some time ago, maybe not. Not bad, but nothing special in the realm of human-animal magical communication/friendship/whatever, not all that original or w...

from paeonia

This book suffers from all the weaknesses of a first person narrative. The narrator, a young wolf, knows far more than it is logically possible to know, and events are awkwardly constructed to allow her to gain more information. The close observation of wolf behaviour is very interesting; on the ...

from -sunny-

Had I read this 10, 8, even a few years ago, I might have rated it higher...then again, since I'm sure I'd found Tamora Pierce, at least, quite some time ago, maybe not. Not bad, but nothing special in the realm of human-animal magical communication/friendship/whatever, not all that original or w...

from cemagoc

As someone who isn't of the millions of dog-lovers in the world, I had less of an affection for this book and more of an understanding of it. To love this book I think you must be more than just indifferent to dogs.I could not find my suspension of disbelief for how intelligent these wolves are; ...